Understanding Snake Life Cycles: From Birth to Adulthood

The video covers the life cycle of snakes, including their birth, diet, shedding process, feeding habits, lifespan, and habitats. It explains that some snakes give live birth while others lay eggs. Newborn snakes are called snakelets and face many predators. Snakes shed their skin to grow and remove bacteria. They are carnivores and can survive long periods without food by lowering their metabolism. Snakes live on every continent except Antarctica and can live longer in captivity. The video concludes with a review and quiz on the material covered.

What are some of the dangers that baby snakes face in their infancy?

How often do adult snakes typically shed their skin?