Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Weather inquiry - It's hot in February and a half. Is it normal to see snakes at home at night?

It's hot in February and a half. Is it normal to see snakes at home at night?

Normal.

When the outside temperature is lower than 15℃, the activity of snakes begins to decrease and they are ready to hibernate. When the temperature drops to 6~8℃, the snake completely goes into hibernation. When the outside temperature is as low as 2~3 degrees Celsius, the blood flow in the snake will become very slow, and the whole body will be paralyzed and almost lose its mobility. So if the temperature is higher than 15 degrees, the snake will stop hibernating.

Snake (scientific name: Serpenthes) is an animal under Chordata and Reptiles. The body is slender and divided into three parts: head, trunk and tail. There are no limbs or claw-like hind limbs on both sides of the transverse fissure of the lower snake. Full of scales; The head has different shapes, and the nostril is located on the snout side, but the Hydraceae species that live in the sea for life are located on the snout back; There is protective transparent skin outside the eyeball, the pupil is round, vertical oval or horizontal oval, there is no movable eyelid, and the crystal is almost spherical; The tongue is slender and forked; The premolars (only snakes in the family Serpentidae have teeth), maxilla, palatine bone, pterygoid bone and dentate bone of snakes are attached with teeth with curved tips, but the size, number and structure of teeth vary with different snake species. The tail is obviously shorter than the head.