Yes. They devolved them from being lizards
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Snakes and Varanoid lizards (Helodermatidae, Lanthanotus, and Varanidae) are believed to have a common ancestor. However, regardless of what exactly the ancestor was, snakes did evolve from a legged reptilian ancestor some time in the Cretaceous period.
No, snakes are legless. some salamanders called Sirenians have two residual hind legs some two forelegs, they are wholly aquatic, and do resemble serpentine animals.
No, they have no legs. Some snakes have small appendages that are similar to legs or are just small claws. But, the absence of legs is one of the defining characteristics of snakes.
No, they do not.
no as a simple answer
No.
No, quadrupeds are animals with 4 legs. Snakes don't have ANY legs.
a snake have over 300 ribs!!!!! they each lay 2 by 2 down the snakes back!!!
No they dont have legs
Lizards and snakes are both reptiles; they have scaly skin, they lay eggs, they have generally similar physiology (although lizards have legs and snakes don't).
they do have armpits i live on a farm so i should know
0 snakes do not have legs.
The different of lizards and snakes is very easy. Snakes are known to have no arms, hands, legs or feet in their body. Snakes are litteraly a muscle with a spinal cord. Lizards do hav all of this exept they have arms and legs. Some lizards do look like snakes but they are not.
Well, considering the fact that snakes don't actually have legs that would be hard to say, they slither on the ground, they have no spine so this is actually possibly snakes ...they don't have legs :O )
snakes don't have legs they only slither
no they do not have legs
they have no legs
No, anaconda are snakes and they do not have legs.
Legs.
No, quadrupeds are animals with 4 legs. Snakes don't have ANY legs.
no.
No
Only the bindsnake, otherwise, no snakes have legs, even if they are developing an egg.