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candy
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candy asked in PetsReptiles · 1 decade ago

what snake does not lay eggs ?10 pts for 1st correct answer.?

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  • 1 decade ago
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    garter snake? that garden one?

  • 1 decade ago

    anaconda is a live bearer and the garter snake does not lay eggs, there are a few that do not lay egg but i can not remember them, best of luck honey.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    There are many snakes that do not lay eggs, including pit vipers (such as rattlesnakes), boas, and natracine snakes (garter, water, brown snakes).

  • 1 decade ago

    All snake's lay eggs, however, many Large Constrictors, such as Burmese Pythons, Reticulated pythons, African rock pythons, red tailed boa's and Anaconda's, lay the egg's inside their own bodies, fertilize them and hatch them, so that when the female gives birth to her babies, they have already hatched from their eggs inside their mother and are born into the world live, like a mammal.

    Source(s): Snake owner and herpetology student. Steve Irwin Fan!!
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  • JA12
    Lv 7
    1 decade ago

    Any snake that bears live young (ovoviviparous)

    Some oviparous species are garter snakes, rattlesnakes kingsnakes, Black Rat Snakes, bullsnakes, racers, worm snakes, green snakes, redbelly snake and the northern water snake

  • 5 years ago

    Accelerating is the linked fee at which the linked fee of an merchandise adjustments. whilst a ball is tossed into the air gravity at present starts to act on the ball with the intention to advance up it. considering the fact that gravity in effortless terms acts in the downward course, gravity can in effortless terms generate a transformation in the linked fee of a freefalling merchandise in the downward course! It does not relatively matter selection if the ball is shifting upward, downward or is at relax. in spite of the ball is doing at t=0 seconds, one 2d later the linked fee of the ball would be 9.8m/s greater downward than it replaced into on the beginning up. as an occasion, if a ball is shifting upward at 50 meters according to 2d whilst it relatively is launched, after one million 2d the linked fee of the ball gets replaced via 9.8 m/s. Vf = 50-9.8 = 40.2 m/sec. So after the only million 2d the ball's upward velocity gets replaced in teh downward course via 9.8m/s. If the ball is launched from relax, after one million 2d the gravitational rigidity could have lower back replaced its velocity downward via 9.8m/s. Vf = 0-9.8 -9.8 m/s! If the ball is movinf downward at -40 m/s on the 2d it relatively is launched, after one million 2d that velocity gets replaced downward via 9.8m/s. Vf = -40-9.9=-40 9.8 m/s. In all 3 circumstances the replace in the linked fee of the object replaced into in the downward course! evaluate what could happen if this replaced into no longer authentic! assume for a 2d that the gravitational acceleration replaced right into a favorable 9.8m/s^2! in case you launched a ball below those circumstances its velocity could replace in the upward course! launch a ball drom relax and after one million 2d the ball could then be shifting UPWARD at 9.8 m/s! i will wager which you may locate that to be relatively unusual.

  • 1 decade ago

    rattle snakes anacondas garter snakes lots and lots of snakes

    Source(s): 11 years of reptile experiance
  • 1 decade ago

    Trouser snakes don't lay eggs; they just fertilize them...haha...

    Sorry, I saw it and had to.....I really don't know the correct answer lol.

  • 1 decade ago

    garter snakes for one

  • 1 decade ago

    Pygmy rattlesnakes and boa constrictors I think??

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