In the story The Snake, by John Steinbeck, a mysterious woman visits Dr. The woman asks if she can see a male snake. Once she sees the snake the woman wants to purchase it but does not wish to take it with her. The woman then asks if she can see her snake eat. Dr. Phillips is disturbed, but does it anyway. After the snake eats she leave and never returns. Dr. Phillips searches for the woman, but never comes in contact with her again.
In John Steinbeck The Snake, the author uses imagery to describe the mystic woman. He uses the color black to describe the woman's appearance. "She was dressed in a severe dark suit "her straight black hair was mussed as though the wind had been blowing it. Her black eyes glittered in the strong light-. The use of black implies evil, sinister, dark this showed me that what ever she was going to say too Dr. Phillip was not going to be pleasant. Also, the sound of the woman's voice was soft, but it never got louder even though Dr. Phillip yelled at her. Her movements were unnatural; she stayed at rest on an uncomfortable chair during the time she was waiting for Dr. Phillip, but when she did move he couldn't hear her moving. "He nervously turned his head. The woman was standing beside him. He had not heard her get up from the chair-. In conclusion, the author describes the mysterious woman in an excellent way. I even had a dream one night about this woman being in my house I was frightened. .
Many snake bite happen when some one provokes the snakes. ... Avoid places where snakes might hide. ... Poisonous snakes include any of the fallowing snake these are just a few, rattlesnakes, copperhead, cottonmouth, coral snake. ... The most common poisonous snake is the sea snake. ... Good examples of these types of snakes are the cobra and coral snakes. ...
Snakes Snakes are the most modern of reptiles but perhaps the least understood reptiles. ... Many snakes are even helpful to humans. ... Snakes do not have eyelids. ... The Typhlopidae are a family of small snakes known as the blind snakes. ... The Colubridae include almost three quarters of all the snake species in the world and include most of the snakes Americans commonly encounter such as the corn snake, the garter snake, the king snake, and the milk snake. ...
Snake is an animal with a long, legless body covered by dry scales. To move about on land, a snake usually slides on its belly. ... Snakes belong to a class (group) of animals called reptiles. ... No other South American snake approaches this length. ... These snakes live near water, often swimming in rivers. ...
Snake Locomotion Snakes evolved over time a way of achieving locomotion without using legs. The Prairie King Snake (Lampropeltis calligaster calligaster) uses three types of movement, like any other snake. ... Sidewinding is a fourth type of movement that the Prairie King Snake does not perform, while other snakes do. ... The snake also moved much faster than the previous trials. ... The dowels, falling sideways, were symbolic of the vectors of the snake's motion canceling out, which cause the snake to, ultimately, move forward. ...
For example, you might hear someone say, "That guy is a snake" or "don't trust him, he's a snake.... When we say, "Stay away from that snake its poisonous" it means that the snake can kill you. ... "Did you see that snake in the grass," refers to a reptile snake in the grass. ... "Snake-skin," which is defined as leather prepared from the skin of a snake. "Snake-bite" means that a snake has bitten someone or thing. ...
The Rainbow Snake The myth entitled The Rainbow Snake is an Australian Aborigine myth that deals with the creation of many objects on earth. ... The myth The Rainbow Snake describes one of these events. ... At this point in the myth the snake is introduced. ... One could assume in this myth that the snake represents good and evil. ... As mentioned above, the snake is also representative to the circle of life. ...
There are many poisonous snakes in the United States. ... These dangerous snakes closely resemble harmless water snakes that leave in the same habitat. Therefore it is best to leave all water snakes alone. ... These places provide hiding spaces for snakes. ... Snakes: Illnesses & Conditions. 22 Apr. 2003. ...
Corn snakes breed from March to May. ... Sexing Corn Snakes There are 2 methods to determine the sex of a corn snake. ... It is the safest way for baby snakes but should not be done after a snake reaches adulthood. ... Breeding Corn snakes are one of the most bred snakes and one of the simplest. ... Any morph of corn snake can breed together. ...
