View Do Snakes Lay Eggs Or Give Live Birth
Pictures. For egg laying species, there is typically one clutch of eggs for them each year. Snakes that live in dangerous environments will produce a lot of eggs or young at a time.
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Snakes living in colder climates do not lay eggs because the weather is too cold for eggs to hatch. Approximately 70 percent of snakes lay eggs, and the remainder have live births. Some types of snakes are able to immediately produce up to 75.
It means some types of snakes give birth by laying an egg (like a chicken).
Viviparous snakes have placentas and give birth directly into the environment to live babies. Approximately 70 percent of snakes lay eggs, and the remainder have live births. However, some rattlesnakes stay for a few days to discourage predators. The three different methods of reproduction are called oviparous snakes lay eggs that must be incubated until they hatch.
