 All About Snakes
Snakes instill a very deep sense of fear in many people. We will often do whatever we can to keep a snake away from our homes, family, pets, yards and gardens. There are about 250 species of snakes in the United States and Canada. Only two groups are venomous - the coral snake and the pit vipers. The pit vipers include the cottonmouth/water moccasin, copperhead, and rattlesnake. | | | FAQs about Snakes and Snake Control Q: Is a snake's skin slimy and slippery? A: Actually, a snake’s skin is smooth and not at all slimy. 
Q: How often does a snake shed its skin? A: The frequency with which a snake sheds its skin varies by the species and can be anywhere from about every three weeks to once a year. Q: What is the largest snake that ever lived? A: Well, you would have to go back to prehistoric times to find that snake! It had a body length of over 40 feet and weighed over a ton. It is thought that these giant snakes feasted on crocodiles! Q: I’ve heard that Ireland doesn’t have any snakes. True? A: Ireland, New Zealand, Antarctica, the coldest parts of the Arctic Circle and some remote isolated islands all have this distinction. If you have any more questions, please contact me.   Dr. T’s Nature Products® offers a variety of innovative solutions to effectively control snakes by providing powerful, natural products for your specific snake control needs.
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