There are many different types of snakes in the world and each one has its own unique name. But what do you call a female snake?
Interestingly enough there is no one definitive answer to this question. In some cases the term “snake” can be used to refer to both male and female snakes. In other cases different terms are used to distinguish between the two genders. And in some cases there is no term specifically for female snakes and they are simply referred to by their species name.
So what do you call a female snake? It depends on the context and the particular snake in question. But whatever the term one thing is for sure – snakes are amazing creatures and deserve our respect!
What do you call a baby snake?
A snakelet.
What do you call a female snake?
A she-snake.
What do you call a male snake?
A he-snake.
What do you call a group of snakes?
A nest or den of snakes.
What do you call a snake that has just shed its skin?
In the process of molting.
What do you call a snake that is about to shed its skin?
impending shed.
What do you call a snake that has been killed and skinned?
A skinned snake.
What do you call a snake that is being eaten by another snake?
prey.
What do you call a snake that is eating another snake?
predator.
What do you call a snake that is afraid of another snake?
prey.
What do you call a snake that is not afraid of another snake?
predator.
What do you call a snake that is aggressive towards another snake?
rival.
What do you call a snake that is not aggressive towards another snake?
subordinate.
What do you call a snake that is poisonous?
venomous.
What do you call a snake that is not poisonous?
nonvenomous.
