Yes, they can disjoint their jaws allowing them to open much wider than the normal diameter of their body and their body is very elastic. If the thing is too long to completely swallow at one time the snake will slowly swallow it over a period of days, digesting the part already swallowed while other parts have not yet been swallowed.
anything that is bigger than it but its worst enemy is snakes and other chameleons.
A snake can eat anything that's shorter than its body. Some snakes like pythons, boas and annocondas can get WAY bigger than an alligator.
No they can not eat animals bigger than themselves because they do have a jaw unlike snakes do. Any animal that has a jaw, can not eat anything bigger than 90 degrees. But please do not try anything like it, you may end up breaking your jaw.
Well, crocodiles consume anything bigger than them and alligators usually consume anything that is smaller than them.
they eat insects when they are smaller but sometimes grow into bigger snakes and start eatine baby mice
that is not a good thing. p.s. eat fiber
The enemies of a gecko are a) Snake b) Owl c) Small mammals d) Centipedes e) Scorpions
The Tainos ate rats, snakes, lizards, basically they eat every living thing.
no such thing stupid idiots
Usually not, but it does happen Since snakes can't chew, or bite chunks off, they're limited to swallowing their prey whole. So it needs a bigger-than-average snake, and/or a smaller-than-average deer for it to happen.
No, they eat bigger things like snakes, frogs and mice.
Some snakes to eat things around the size of a frog like mice and birds. Some wild, dangerous ones also eat things that are many times bigger than themselves! I would not recommend it for the frogs life is at stake.