Do cold blooded animals such as anacondas have feelings for their owners?

How can cold-blooded animals have feelings, snakes have no feelings, and it is impossible to recognize people. What we raise snakes is not to cultivate snakes' feelings for people, but to cultivate people's feelings for snakes. They don't have feelings, they're not cats or dogs, but they have spirituality, and if you treat them well, they will feel like that.

I think it's okay, because I'm studying veterinary medicine, and I'm also raising snakes, I have a black and white king snake, and every time I play with it, I feel that it's so docile and comfortable in my hands. But roommates or people it feels unfamiliar with scratching it will take an attacking posture, spitting out the letter and waging its tail or something, I catch it more docile, maybe it is more familiar with my smell, as for the feelings, I think the cold-blooded animal will definitely not want to be as close to people as kittens and puppies, it just won't attack the smell of familiar people.

As long as you make the python's hungry eyes glow, it will eat it all, regardless of whether you are the owner or not.

Cold-blooded animals, without emotion or other passion, only have food in their eyes, and have no compassion.

There is no emotion, the snake is different from the dog, and there is no emotion, but you haven't touched its bottom line yet, and touching it will kill you.

Snakes are cold-blooded animals and have a habit of hibernating. Cold-blooded animals are animals that do not have a thermoregulatory system in their bodies.

If it can't maintain a constant temperature in the body, it needs to maintain its body temperature by basking in the sun, or regulate its body temperature by acting.

Vertebrates, reptiles, and amphibians are the main animals, and larger cold-blooded animals such as snakes, crocodiles, etc., need to bask in the sun in the morning to raise their body temperature so that they can be active, so they are almost all active during the day and rest at night. Snakes are carnivores and eat many types of animals, ranging from invertebrates to various vertebrates.

Cold-blooded animals, also known as ectotherms, refer to animals whose body temperature changes with the change of environmental temperature. With the exception of birds and mammals, all other animals are ectotherms. Common ones are fish, snakes, frogs, lizards, crocodiles, turtles, etc.

Ectothermic animals do not have an internal temperature control system, so they need to maintain their body temperature through solar irradiation or other means, or regulate their body temperature by action. Therefore, ectotherms generally do not move at night, such as snakes, crocodiles and other larger cold-blooded animals need to bask in the sun in the morning to raise their body temperature. When the temperature of the external environment increases, the metabolic rate of the animal increases, and the body temperature gradually increases. When the temperature of the external environment decreases, the metabolic rate of the animal also decreases, and the body temperature gradually decreases.

So they either move to the sun to warm up their body temperature, swim to warm waters, or burrow underground or burrowing to hibernate.

Snakes are cold-blooded animals.

Without an internal temperature control system, the body cannot maintain a constant temperature in the body, but must maintain body temperature by irradiating the sun, or regulate body temperature by action. Body temperature changes with the change of the outside temperature. So snakes are cold-blooded animals.

Snakes, belonging to the reptilian spike class, suborder snakes, are true terrestrial vertebrates. Snakes prefer shady, damp, inaccessible, overgrown, wooded, hollows of fir trees or piles of rocks, with firewood stacks and ancient earthen walls, and rich in bait.

The snake has a peculiar shape and color, is covered with scales, has a high head and neck, swings its body and tail, travels quickly, chirps in a mate, and transitions in the water, and it is really difficult to cute Snake food includes rats, frogs, birds, etc. The weather is mild, and they occasionally come out to bask in the sun, sometimes they eat, and they hibernate in the winter.

Snakes start preparing the fat they need to survive the winter in the fall, and they will hoard as much food as possible for the winter. Snakes choose caves, tree holes and rock crevices in dry areas as shelter to hibernat. When hibernating, there are often dozens or hundreds of snakes of the same or different species that congregate together to survive the winter.

Advantages of cold-blooded animals:

1. It can survive under the condition that the external environment or food supply changes greatly.

2. It only requires less energy to maintain body temperature and physiological functions.

Your article tells us about the story of the farmer and the snake. In fact, the snake couldn't stand the smell of the farmer and bit him to death.

Never, snakes don't think, only cats and dogs do.

Because snakes are ectotherms, that is, ectotherms are animals that do not have an internal temperature control system, and they cannot maintain a constant body temperature in their own body, so they must maintain their body temperature by irradiating the sun, or regulate their body temperature by action. So ectotherms are generally not nocturnal. Larger cold-blooded animals such as snakes and crocodiles need to bask in the sun in the morning to raise their body temperature so that they can move, so they are almost always active during the day and rest at night.

Ectotherms produce less internal heat in their bodies, so their body temperature changes with the change of temperature in nature. For example, when snakes bask in the sun near a river, their body temperature will be much higher than when they swim in the water.

Snakes are cold-blooded animals and have hibernation habits. Winter and early spring are the hibernation periods for snakes, and summer and autumn are the peak periods for snake activity. The folk legend of "seven horizontal, eight hanging and nine entanglement trees" means that snakes like to lie on the road in July, hang on the branches in August, and like to wrap around the trunk in September.

The habitat of snakes varies depending on the type of snake, and there are four types of burrowing, terrestrial, arboreal, and aquatic living. The environmental conditions of the snake habitat are quiet, the temperature is suitable, the concealment is good, the proximity to the water source is abundant, and the food is abundant**. The activity of snakes is obviously diurnal, and there are three types of activity: daytime activity, nocturnal activity, and morning and dusk activity.

Cold-blooded animals are animals that do not have an internal thermostat system. General body temperature is uneven, or actions are used to regulate body temperature. Larger cold-blooded animals such as snakes and crocodiles need to bask in the sun in the morning to raise their body temperature so that they can move, so they are almost always active during the day and rest at night.

Methods of temperature control include: snakes basking on rocks and fish changing to different depths in the water...

The previous classification method was followed, i.e., the species were divided into "hot-blooded animals" and "cold-blooded animals"; Hot-blooded animals include mammals and birds, while other animals are considered cold-blooded. As the number of species studied increased, it became clear that this taxonomic was insufficient. Both fence lizards and desert iguanas are cold-blooded, but usually their body temperature is only 1 2 degrees lower than that of humans, so they are not "cold-blooded".

Therefore, people distinguish different animals in another way, that is, animals that maintain a constant body temperature are called homeotherms; Animals whose body temperature changes with their environment are called ectotherms.

Not only snakes, but all animals in the animal world except birds and mammals are cold-blooded. Birds and mammals are warm-blooded, and the hallmark is that the body temperature of warm-blooded animals (including blood, of course) is maintained at a fairly stable level throughout the year, and is less affected by outside temperature.

Other animals, including snakes, are cold-blooded, their body temperature (including blood) is changed with the outside temperature, when winter comes, they can not maintain a normal metabolism, so they have to hibernate (except for fish living in the water, etc.), we often say "frozen snake", in fact, it is hibernating.

Cold-blooded generally refers to ruthlessness and unrighteousness, not that blood is cold, but that the blood of all animals is warm, because snakes do not have any thinking memory, even if you raise them from childhood to adulthood, they will not recognize them when they are threatened.