When do snakes usually come out of their holes?

After being stung, the snake will wake up from hibernation and come out of the hole (March 5 or 6 of Gregorian calendar). As the weather gets warmer, the spring thunder will start to sound, and the snakes dormant in the ground will enter the frequent foraging period. In the summer and autumn from May to 10, it is sultry and rainy, and the activities of snakes are particularly frequent. The wet ground and abundant food are a good time for snakes to move.

Snakes are temperature-changing animals, and their activities are closely related to the external temperature. When the temperature reaches above 18 degrees, the snake will come out and move. Snakes hibernate in caves when the climate is cold in winter and early spring.