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In respect to this, are there any snakes that are herbivores?

By definition, no snakes are herbivores. Unlike some other reptiles, like tortoises and iguanas, all snakes are defined as “obligate carnivores.” Although there are thousands of different species of snake, they all share this trait. Most snakes eat mammals as a substantial part of their diet.

what human food do snakes eat? While rats are a popular food source for some snakes, snakes will eat what's available to them.

• Insects. Smaller snakes, such as the garter snake, will eat a variety of insects, including crickets, cockroaches and insect larva, such as mealworms.
• Small Rodents.
• Eggs.
• Birds and Fish.
• Snakes and Lizards.
• Larger Mammals.

Accordingly, are there plant eating snakes?

No. All snakes are carnivores, and eat animals. Depending on the species of snake, they may eat earthworms, insects, small reptiles and amphibians, other snakes, fish, birds including bird's eggs, and small to medium-sized mammals. Erroneous reports allege that the tentacled snake of southeast Asia eats aquatic plants.

Do garden snakes eat fruit?

In general, though, garter snakes are extremely unlikely eat to crickets, mealworms or other insect larvae, no matter what the nice person at the pet store told you — they are simply not insectivores. And all snakes are carnivores; they will not deliberately eat any vegetable matter of any kind.