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Name: Mahmud Muhammed
Instruction: Prof H.
Course: Comm 2025
Date: 27 th Sept 2019
Snakes are territorial, friendly, and respectful.
To Inform the audience about snakes' importance and how to coexist with them.
Snakes are the most amazing neighbors we share the planet with. They are a
family of reptiles with elongated bodies with no hands or legs attached to any part of
their body. Africa is home to many of God's gifts to humanity, ranging from the most
unique, fascinating, and deadliest snake species ever. Although it is a general belief that
snakes are scary and dangerous, snakes are territorial, friendly, and respectful to those
who respect them.
Snakes are part of the ecosystem and continue adapting to environmental
changes like other animals. They are part of biodiversity. Their economic importance to
man can be both favorable and unfavorable. So, they are among the various species to
consider for co-existence.
Snakes play a part in the food chain, acting as predators and prey. They maintain
a healthy ecosystem by feeding on common house rats, frogs, and lizards. All of which
are invasive species to man. Snakes help to keep their numbers in check while feeding