On Safari with Nala - Tiger Snake

The video introduces the eastern tiger snake, also known as the common tiger snake, highlighting its distinctive features such as bulging orange eyes and vertical pupils, indicating its nocturnal nature. The snake is described as having black blotches and a long thin tail. When threatened, it flattens its head and hisses. It primarily lives on land but is an excellent tree climber, feeding on small lizards, geckos, birds, mice, and bats. The snake is mildly venomous with grooved fangs, posing no threat to humans. It is oviparous, laying eggs in damp areas. The video concludes with a summary of these fascinating traits.

What feature of the Eastern Tiger Snake indicates it is nocturnal?

• Its ability to flatten its head

• Its black blotches

• Its bulging orange eyes and vertical pupils

• Its long thin tail

Which of the following is NOT part of the Eastern Tiger Snake's diet?

• Bats

• Large mammals

• Geckos

• Small lizards

How does the Eastern Tiger Snake primarily deliver its venom?

• Through its tail

• By spitting venom

• Through hollow fangs

• By constricting and injecting venom

What is the reproductive method of the Eastern Tiger Snake?

• Asexual

• Marsupial

• Viviparous

• Oviparous

What is a unique feature of the Eastern Tiger Snake's fangs compared to most venomous snakes?

• They are retractable

• They are non-venomous

• They are grooved

• They are hollow