Their jaws unhinge to allow their mouth to open wider.
Yes. This is how most snakes are able to eat prey several times larger than the snake's head.
Snakes eat prey animals that are relative to their own size. The larger the snake - the larger meal it needs for it to survive.
A snake can open its mouth wide enough to swallow prey that is larger than its own head.
A snake can open its mouth very wide, up to about four times the diameter of its body, in order to swallow prey that is larger than its head.
A Snake tracks it's prey by flickering its tongue. This is how a snake smells its prey. Most vipers use their tongue as well as their heat sensitive pits located near their eyes. This allows them to detect variations in temperature. A snake does not have a nose to smell nor are they able to hear, as all snakes are def.
Yes, some larger snake species, such as pythons and anacondas, can eat a badger if they are able to overpower and swallow it. However, badgers are generally robust and fierce animals, equipped with sharp claws and strong teeth, making them challenging prey. The likelihood of a snake successfully eating a badger would depend on the size of the snake and the specific circumstances of the encounter.
The snake would be the predator and the shrew would be the prey
Small snake species do not eat vultures. Pythons are able to to prey on vultures.
A dolphin is a predator and preydolphins are both
The shrew is the prey.
well there is the birds with prey but why would any animal face with one of the strongest snake in the world
A snake that can choke it's prey to death is known as a constrictor. The snake waits for it's prey to suffocate, and will then begin consuming the meal whole.