Are Slow Worms snakes?
Slow Worms are not snakes but legless lizards, and are about 45cm in length. They look like a snake but have eyelids and a sheddable tail. Slow Worms are semi-nocturnal and feed on slugs, snails and insects. They have a ‘polished’ appearance with shades of coppery gold and vivid dark brown sides when young. They are far more common than Adders or Grass Snakes.
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