Snakes don't actually have external ears - they pick up sound by picking up vibrations from there tongue and there body. Some species of snakes have better senses than others.
= i think snakes don't use tongue to hear but to taste the air using the Jacobson's organ at the roof of it's mouth.
snakes hear low frequency sounds using it's body.
In the conventional sense of hearing, snakes cannot hear at all. They cannot perceive sound traveling through the air as they do not have ears. However, they can perceive vibrations in the ground through their bones and particularly their jaws. This sense can be very acute.
yes they do they pick up vibrations by by there skins and bones as well as they can hear.
well... yes they do as they can not hear because they have no ears but they hear through vibrations i think..
Snakes don't have ears and cannot hear airborne sound. However they can perceive vibration in the ground through their jaws.
Although pythons lack an external ear or ear drum, their skin and bones pick up vibrations and transmit them to a functional inner ear.
i would listen for a slight hiss and you will see stuff moved where the snake ran into but to play it safe i would call a snake handler
suck it out with his mouth then listen to acdc
The longest was a 33 foot reticulated python. Don't listen to the crap they say on tv about giant snakes.
A bluejay is an even better alarm clock. They will tell you where a snake is if you listen and pay attention.
A snake cannot hear. It is deaf. It uses vibration instead. Snakes don't have ear parts on the outside of their heads. But they do have ear parts inside. Sounds travel into the snake's body through muscle to bones in the jaws. These bones are next to the inside ear parts.
Yes, he can. He used it in his battle against the Akatsuki member Deidara. As you can recall, he summoned Orochimaru's Snake Manda but, the snake didn't want to listen to him. Sauske used his sharigan in order to control Manda.
Canebrake Cantil Cascabel Cascavel Cat-eyed snake Cat snake Chicken snake Coachwhip snake Cobra Collett's snake Colubrine Congo snake Copperhead Coral snake Cape coral snake Corn snake Cottonmouth Crowned snake Cuban wood snake
Of course. Snakes ears, but they do not protrude out of the body like those of mammals. Like birds, snake's ears are holes in their head covered by a protective flap of skin so they are not visible.
coral snake
once a snake always a snake
ok listen carefully sun rays feed plant>mouse eats plant>mouse dies>fly eats mouse>spider catches fly in web and eats> bird eats spider>snake eats bird> owl eats snake>owl dies and it goes from there
Neonate snake, Juvenile snake, or Baby snake.