UAThe article discusses why snakes do not use their venom during fights with each other, explaining that this behavior is a result of natural selection. It cites the work of herpetologist Oleksiy Maruchak from the Institute of Zoology named after Shmalgausen of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. According to Maruchak, male snakes engage in ritualistic displays rather than using venom, which would risk mutual harm and negatively impact species survival. The article also mentions an increase in sightings of exotic snakes in Ukraine, likely due to escaped or intentionally abandoned pets. It provides additional information about venomous snake species and highlights some notable characteristics of certain snake types.
Bias read (Center): The article presents scientific explanation without overt ideological framing. It focuses on biological processes and evolutionary mechanisms, relying on expert commentary without promoting any political agenda.
