Understanding Snakes and Their Role

The video is a fun and educational game about snakes, where viewers learn to distinguish true facts from common misconceptions. It covers snake characteristics like scales and skeletons, their behavior around humans, and their ecological importance. The video encourages viewers to appreciate snakes and understand their role in maintaining environmental balance.

How many different types of snakes do scientists believe exist worldwide?

• 1,500

• 2,500

• 3,500

• 4,500

What is the approximate length of a python?

• 20 meters

• 15 meters

• 10 meters

• 5 meters

What material are snake scales made of?

• Keratin

• Silicon

• Calcium

• Iron

What is the term used to describe how snakes move?

• Crawling

• Wriggling

• Slithering

• Hopping

Why are snakes not considered slimy?

• They have wet skin

• They have dry scales

• They are covered in mucus

• They have oily skin

What should you do if you encounter a snake?

• Throw stones at it

• Leave it alone and give it space

• Try to catch it

• Run away quickly

What is a common misconception about snakes?

• They are nocturnal

• They are always visible

• They are friendly

• They are aggressive

Which of the following do snakes help control in the environment?

• Plant growth

• Air quality

• Water levels

• Pest populations

What might happen if snakes were not present in the ecosystem?

• Decrease in air quality

• Increase in water levels

• Decrease in plant growth

• Increase in pest populations

Why are snakes considered important for balanced environments?

• They create habitats for other animals

• They produce oxygen

• They help control pest populations

• They provide food for larger animals