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yes, like all living reptiles, snakes have bones
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What is a snake's spine made out of?
Bone
Does snake break bone?
yes
What has bone octopus coral-snake or snail?
The coral snake, as a vertebrate, has bones.
Can snake break human bone?
Yes it can
Why does snake not having a backbone?
The snake does have an extensive spine or back bone. this animal is not an invertebrate.
Can snakes digest bone?
Yes. A snake can digest bone because the acid in their stomach is stronger than a humans acid therefore letting the snake decompose harder and rougher objects.
What is under a snake's skin?
Muscles, nerves, bone, and guts.
Does A sea snake have a back bone?
Yes. All snakes are vertebrates.
Can you use a word petrifying to describe a snake?
Atrocious or Bone-Chilling
Which is an example of a vestigial structure?
tailbone of a human whale pelvis bone
How far can a snake feel vibrations?
they use there small OSSIDE [ear bone]
On poptropica how do you get threw the laybirth?
U find the bone puzzle and splell "TEN" and go through to the snake puzzle; and hit the red eye snake
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