Poisionous snake is more or non poisionous ?
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Most of the world's snakes are what are referred to as clinically non-venomous. This means they do not produce a toxin that is clinically significant to people. ... Boas, pythons, bullsnakes, and kingsnakes are examples of truly non-venomous snake species.
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All snakes have teeth, but poisonous, venomous snakes also have large hollow fangs for dispensing poison, which is held in a small sac on the snake's head behind its eyes. Some poisonous snakes have fangs so large that the fangs fold back into their mouths to prevent them from biting themselves. Of the venomous snakes in the viper family, only rattlesnakes have the characteristic rattle on the end of its tail. Baby rattlesnakes are born without rattles, and some rattlesnakes can also lose their rattles. Contrary to common belief, the rattles on rattlesnakes do not indicate the snake's age, but rather how many times it has shed its skin.