Sup /an/, I got a question. Are reptiles, snakes to be specific,

>>2293101
> do snakes behave like every other living animal on the planet?

Yes anon, they do. Otherwise people would just avoid the whole scenario and keep a sausage in their tanks. Would be much cheaper on upkeep..

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>>2293103
>every animal behaves the same

>>2293101
>capable of being trained
Depends on what you mean. Your snake isn't going to learn tricks, but it can make associations and you can tame a skittish snake.
>feeling affection
They sure won't show it if they do. They'll tolerate handling, but they don't crave it or need it. If you want a bond, a snake is not for you.
>recognizing its owner
Once again, affection is not in the picture, but they can learn to prefer a person who feeds them and handles them regularly.

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>>2293104
> he actually thinks I mean all animals act identically.
> he's stupid enough to believe it, so he assumes everyone else does.

Have you always been disabled or were you in some sort of accident? Of course they don't all behave identically, but they all, to a degree, exhibit the characteristics OP has described.

I hope you get better soon.

>>2293101
From what I've heard from friends who do, yes. they do those things.

On an unrelated note, what's blini kot's breed?
>inb4 blini