easy if you know their temperature and dietary needs. Most pet species are very low maintenance. Just don't get something that will grow to an unmanageable size like a Burmese because they are not suited for novice owners.
Which are easiest? Which are hardest?
Easiest and hardest in what respect? Some of the giant stuff is hard to keep due to sheer size. Poisonous one need no explain.some people recommnd ball pythons as a starter snake,but they can go off their food for months.
Maybe the better question is what are somethings that make them hard to raise? Aside from the obvious reasons of size and danger. Like do they get sick easy, problems with feeding, living with other animals etc.
If kept in the right environent they don' really get sick. Living with other stuff results in something getting ate. Some have specialist diets,which can be expensive and very smelly. Many people start off with corn snakes,they come in loads of different colour morphs and aren' really aggressive. Like gabe said though,if you want one,do loads of research.
Again, here's literally thousands of species of snakes. Not all are in the hobby, but I would recommend a corn snake as a first snake. They tend to be quite hardy, aren't picky eaters, have good attitudes and don't get too large.
They found a mummified Moa Moa claw
That's actually a solid self defense mechanism. Many animals poo on predators attempting to eat them.
Is that real?Going down a rabbit hole. From your link, it has a picture of that eagle going after a Moa Moa
They found a mummified Moa Moa claw
My god I hate people, this type of shit is way too fucking common.
yep. And the Maori drove them to extinction, same with that Haast eagle above. I couldn't imagine trying to take one down with a spear
