Snakes are reptiles that have scales covering their entire body. They do not have legs but have broad scales on the underside of their body that help them move along the ground. Most snakes change their skin a few times a year and their body temperature changes according to their surroundings. There are over 2000 species of snakes found around the world, living in deserts, forests, oceans, streams and lakes. Some snakes like cobras and black mambas use venom to hunt or kill their prey.
Snakes are reptiles that have scales covering their entire body. They do not have legs but have broad scales on the underside of their body that help them move along the ground. Most snakes change their skin a few times a year and their body temperature changes according to their surroundings. There are over 2000 species of snakes found around the world, living in deserts, forests, oceans, streams and lakes. Some snakes like cobras and black mambas use venom to hunt or kill their prey.
Snakes are reptiles that have scales covering their entire body. They do not have legs but have broad scales on the underside of their body that help them move along the ground. Most snakes change their skin a few times a year and their body temperature changes according to their surroundings. There are over 2000 species of snakes found around the world, living in deserts, forests, oceans, streams and lakes. Some snakes like cobras and black mambas use venom to hunt or kill their prey.
Exer*ise ?E The t*xt belcw is abaut a camping trip. A snakc is a reptile, a coid blcnded-anirn*i" ii has scal*s *ll *ver its body" It d*es not r:ave legs but it has br*ad scaies *il the und*rsreje cf lts body" i *.g. its Th*se s*sles helps the sn*k*s to mcve alcng ihe Er*und. 1,4*st *f the | (a! sr-:akes changc their sklns a few tim*s e year. A s**k*s b.:dy t*mperatur* I (b) changes according ta its slirrounding. Most snakes eat lizards, fish, frogs, I {e) birCs and rl*me nranimals. Snak*s such es pyth*ns harl flexii:!e jaws which i {di all*w then: lo swail*w anim*trs far larger than their ewn i:e*cs. A.!! prey is | (ei sw*liow*d whole and might iake s*v*ral rla.v,* cr- u*il r,r,**ks t* fully digest" I lfl $*me snak*s h*ld th*ir pr*ys with th*ir sharp te*ih. 5*n:* snakes such as I tgl ccbras and b:lack membas u$e v*nr:i-n t* i:unt *r:* iiili iheir nrey. Ther* rs ! lfrl m*re thsn 2$CI0 speries of sn*kcs in the worid. Ti:*y iiv* r:n desserts, forests, I ti: r:Ce&ns, strearns and lakes The King *abras, c*rai snai.;*s, mai*nbas *r the I *l vipers ars soffie of the dangeraus snak**q lri th* w*rld" A scientifie study has discevered that a bit* frcrn a King Cr:*ra ran kili *n *!e$n*ni nrithin an hcur" [10 Marks] along v. y. {a} {b} {c} {d} {e} {f} {s} {h} {i} {i} We went camping with our teacher at Pulau Bukom. As I was feding bored, my friend and I decided to take a walk acrcss tfre jungle mL ft was already seven in the evening. The wind was fresh but @1. tt nshed onb my face, arms and body. I closed my eyes feeling cornpletefy rdaL Then I heard my friend screamed, "Don't walk further! Stop!" I stop@. I had been ahead of him. Then I looked down. A metre away was the black cobra all coiled up, hissing, ready to attack. Cold shivers ran down my spine. I stand there, with my legs rooted into the ground. I could have made an attempt to run, but my mind is compietely blank. My friend came and dragged me away. Then I came to my senses and start running. We ran until we were away from the jungle. Soon, we reached ours camp. We were breathing heavily. I was so relieve I had been saved from a fatal bite. I surely would have died. I thanked my friend for his tremendous help" He had saved my life. Our teacher advised us not to wander away again. e-rPNI htreuroil (M)Sdn. BhL!. r 16 [10 Marks]