Zombie Snake - Will It Bite?!

The video explores the fascinating behaviors and characteristics of the eastern hognose snake. Known for its unique defensive abilities, the snake can mimic a cobra's hood and play dead to deter predators. Despite its dramatic displays, the hognose is harmless to humans. The video showcases the snake's ability to use its snout for digging and its mildly venomous rear fangs for deflating toads. The hognose's death display involves releasing a foul-smelling musk and flipping onto its back, making it unappealing to predators. The video concludes with a summary of these behaviors, highlighting the snake's unique adaptations.

What is one of the most notable defensive abilities of the eastern hognose snake?

• It can fly short distances.

• It can change colors.

• It can play dead.

• It can mimic bird calls.

What is a common misconception about the eastern hognose snake?

• That it can fly.

• That it is highly venomous.

• That it is a type of lizard.

• That it is a mammal.

What feature of the hognose snake's face gives it its name?

• Its pig-like snout.

• Its long tongue.

• Its sharp teeth.

• Its large eyes.

How does the hognose snake use its rear fangs?

• To inject venom into large prey.

• To dig burrows in the ground.

• To climb trees.

• To deflate toads for easier swallowing.

What is the hognose snake's defensive display that resembles a cobra?

• It curls into a ball.

• It whistles loudly.

• It flattens its head.

• It grows larger.

What is the purpose of the hognose snake's dramatic 'playing dead' performance?

• To attract mates.

• To deter predators by appearing unappetizing.

• To scare away other snakes.

• To cool down in hot weather.

What does the hognose snake do to enhance its 'playing dead' act?

• It changes its skin color.

• It releases a foul smell.

• It jumps around.

• It sings loudly.