No - they have very poor eyesight and can only see light and dark (shadows). Their tongues are very sensitive to heat and smell. When a snakes tongue is darting in and out of the mouth they are literally taking in the particles from the air and analyzing the particles for water or prey in the area.
No, they do not. Snakes are primarily ambush predators. They take their prey by surprise and then either overpower or inject it with venom before it has a chance to fight back.
No. A coral snake captures prey by paralyzing it with its venom. The bright colors are to warn off the snakes own predators.
yes
To catch its pray.
snakes use their teeth to catch their pray then suffocate them with the tongue
A snakes pray is the Lord's Prayer, usually!
yes, all snakes are pray to other animals, birds for example all snakes also pray on other animals. snakes are carnivores.
how do garter snakes get there pray? well they actually get their pray with their eyes they have very good eyesight. but did u know that most baby snakes are born blind,well now you know. when garter snakes find there pray they wrap them around with there unsensible body's and once they are dead the snakes get vishes and eats the prat sacerfisely thats how they get there pray.
Frogs only .
they catch there prey by ambushing
They onley eat fruit and veg and some flowers, so do not need to catch pray.
they run and if they catch it they eat it
leap at pray with there fangs hanging out. :)
There front legs tat have claws
by biting it