can snakes and legless lizards mate?

Question

if a snake and a legless lizard mate would you end up with a legless snake... umm??? if that makes sense...???

Answer 1

No, not at all

Answer 2

Certain closely related species can mate and produce live offspring, such as lions and tigers, horses and zebras, etc. However what distinguishes one species from another is the failure to produce offspring that can survive, prosper, and go on to make the original miscegenation perpetrators grandparents.



I suppose if humans can do it with farm animals then snakes and legless lizards could sleep together, but nothing would come of it since they are not THAT closely related.

Answer 3

No, they're two entirely different animals. A snake can't mate with a gecko - same thing applies to legless lizards. They just look very similar.

Answer 4

well you may know the answer already when you say legless lizard are not the same as snakes!!! they should not mate but in that cases snakes are legless !!!!!!

Answer 5

I thought a legless lizard, meant a snake anyway?

Answer 6

legless lizards are snakes

stuuuuuuuuuupid

Answer 7

all snakes are legless

Answer 8

could a chimpanzee and a brainless human mate?



nope, don't think so too.

Answer 9

no