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How snakes balance ecology

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Most snakes are natural enemies of rodents, such as black browed snake, mouse snake, gray rat snake, pit viper, king snake, brown black snake, yellow ridge snake, brown gray snake, cobra, etc., all of which are mainly rodents. In addition, some snakes feed exclusively on termites, which undoubtedly play a huge role in preventing termites and eliminating termites from destroying humans. Snakes of the genus Stonecephalus feed exclusively on agricultural pests slugs. The juvenile snakes of Viperus borealis and Agkistrodon halys mainly prey on insects. The grassland viper can prey on a large number of insects in one summer, and more than 90% of them are harmful to grassland animal husbandry.

Most snakes are natural enemies of rodents, such as black browed snake, mouse snake, gray rat snake, pit viper, king snake, brown black snake, yellow ridge snake, brown gray snake, cobra, etc., all of which are mainly rodents.

In addition, some snakes feed exclusively on termites, which undoubtedly play a huge role in preventing termites and eliminating termites from destroying humans. Snakes of the genus Stonecephalus feed exclusively on agricultural pests slugs. The juvenile snakes of extreme northern viper and viper mainly prey on insects, while grassland viper can prey on a large number of insects in one summer, of which more than 90% are locusts endangering grassland animal husbandry.

It can be seen that many snakes play an incomparable important role in eliminating rodents and pests in forests, grasslands and agriculture. It can be said that snakes in maintaining ecological balance is obvious to all, contribution.

 
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