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The snake's tongue is a sensory organ. each time it's flicked out - it catches microscopic scent particles from the air. Each of the two 'forks' work independently - giving the snake a direction-finding tool. If the scent on one side of the tongue is stronger - the snake knows to go towards the strongest side. The intensity of scent on the tongue also provides an indication of how close the prey is (snakes are very short-sighted !)
What else can I help you with?
How do snakes hunt for food?
they can smell with there tounges.
What is gerbil combs?
their tounges
How do you go with someone?
it is a kiss with the tounges
What do snakes us there tongues for?
Snakes use there tongues for a lot of thing. Snakes use their tongues for smell and to find food.
The husky hang out their --------------- to pant?
tounges. daaah!
How do snakes act?
Most use the Stanislavski method.
Do black mamba snakes use mimicry?
do black mamba snakes use mimicry
What is costing as a subject?
if you lick dogs you get hairy tounges
Why can't potatoes talk?
because they don't have tounges!
Do dogs have a special way to eat?
they eat with their tounges
How do you tongue kiss your girlfriend?
start snogging and then gradually stuck your tounges in each others mouths and rub ur tounges together
Can snakes use their legs?
snakes don't have legs they only slither
