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The life cycle of a snake is pretty much the same as any advanced life-form. All snakes start as eggs (as do we), the embryo develops until it is ready to hatch which depends solely on the species. After it is born or hatches it lives out it’s life, shedding it’s skin as it grows and then it dies either by predator or by old age.
