Чотири краї без місцевих змій | Four Places With No Native Snakes

Could you really never see a snake in Ireland, Iceland, Greenland, or Antarctica? These places have no naturally occurring snake populations: snakes are not native to Ireland, Iceland and Greenland have no native reptiles, and reptiles do not occur naturally in Antarctica. That does not mean a snake could never be there: Ireland’s national museum documents individual specimens, likely escapees or released pets. The reasons for the absence of native populations differ; isolation and harsh climate are important factors. The illustration was created with AI.