Now your brain will never reject that the meaning of the prefix re- is âbackâ or âagain.â Reflect upon re-, and your vocabulary prowess will never regress! 1  reject: throw âbackâ. 2  recede: move âbackâ.  reduce: lead âbackâ.
1 Rattlesnakes rattle by shaking the rings at the end of their tails. 2  Water moccasins' mouths have a white, cottony lining.  Coral snakes have red, yellow and black rings along the length of their bodies.
1 If a snake has a true rattle on the end of itâs tail, itâs a Rattlesnake â venomous! 2  Some venomous snake in the US will have a small depression on their faces between their nostrils and their eyes called a âpitâ which is used to sense the heat of their prey.3  These snakes are known as pit vipers. The Coral snake, being so small, makes this hard to spot. 2  If a snake has a true rattle on the end of itâs tail, itâs a Rattlesnake â venomous! 3  Some venomous snake in the US will have a small depression on their faces between their nostrils and their eyes called a âpitâ which is used to sense the heat of their prey.