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" It could be the snake with the longest fangs , largest venom glands , or the most aggressive behavior toward humans ( see sidebar ) . Some credit agencies expressed reluctance in turning their debt over to FMS during our review . Most araneids are nocturnal , hiding during the day , building their webs at night , and eating the web before dawn . A - Snails are only active during the day when it is cool and / or damp . In addition to learning scientific methodology and marine biology concepts , students gain an appreciation for and sense of stewardship toward their local marine environment . In the wild , Burmese vine snakes hunt during the day . About the Ornithology and Mammalogy Collection Databases The search forms provide access to the three primary collection databases of the CAS Department of Ornithology & Mammalogy . The natural history collections community is about to be confronted with the fact that collection databases we've been building for the last 20 years ca n't deliver on their potential because the data have not been translated into a machine-usable form . This diatom subzone has an age range of 4.8 to 5.5 million years ago , so this is the age range during which Bering Strait first opened . Althought we have learned quite a bit over the past two decades about the biochemistry , pharmacology , and toxicity of snake venoms , we still know very little about their evolution . To determine progress toward resolving outstanding delinquent debt by the programs reviewed , we reviewed data provided by agency officials describing actions taken to resolve delinquent debt . The Department of Ornithology & Mammalogy may be able to provide additional information about some specimens that may not be recorded in our on-line databases . I run toward the cries , accompanied by a hundred villagers . Nephila and Nephilengys build huge orb webs : those of Nephila are made of yellow or golden silk and are built in vegetation , whereas those of Nephilengys are built against tree trunks , rock faces , and walls . Natural history museum collections ( preserved and cataloged plant and animal specimens ) provide some of the most detailed information about the distribution of organisms in space and time .