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Originally Posted by rmd2
I use the sticky rat trap in my garage for insects and I have been surprised to see all the things it catches. One time I saw a snake skin on the sticky pad. I guess the snake was able to shed its skin and get away.
Another time I saw that I had run over a snake with my car and its body was flat from the tire. I got a stick to get it out of the garage and was shocked to see it was still alive! I got a longer stick and took it out to the curb. All the dogs that went by wanted to sniff it but even they were afraid. LOL
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2017 - Snakes are cold blooded animals unlike humans which means their brain needs much less oxygen to survive. So when a snake is killed or say decapitated, its brain can live for much longer time than humans or other warm blooded animals. That causes the head and sometimes the body muscles to move even after death. When googled.