Okay so I've decided to use this post to just give an overview of what to expect from the upcoming posts. I will focus on 4 snakes; two of the venomous and two of them non-venomous. For each of them, I will give information about their habitats, diet, lifestyle, size, and other useful facts as well.  I will also provide a picture for each of them so you guys can get a better idea of how it looks.

After having posts about these things, I will begin to compare them with one another and most likely include some visual such as a Venn diagram or something of that sort. My goal is to show that not all snakes are alike. There are many differences amongst them, not just whether they are venomous or non-venomous. So hopefully by the end of this, the message that not all snakes are harmful, evil creatures is sent across.

Welcome to a Snakey Blog!

Hi, my name is Rofin Maknojia and I have decided to finally start my first blog.  I've wanted to start one for a while now but I never knew what to talk about."Just talk about something you like" people would tell me. But thats a problem... I don't really know what I like. On top of that, honestly I just didn't think I had enough time to constantly add entries.

But about a month ago, I went camping with my boy scout troop and we came upon a garden snake while hiking. Most of us were scared but surprisingly, I wasn't.  I don't know what, but something about it just intrigued me. Is it the way they move? Is it the way they pounce? Is it because of all the different kinds of snake?

I don't know but I've become fascinated with them. So I have decided that I will keep an informative blog about different kinds of snakes. They are often labeled as dangerous but hopefully with this blog, I can show you that not all snakes are dangerous and that many can actually be really friendly.