Considering they don't hae ears, theyare sensitive to ground movement lige: Stomping, Jumping etc. And colder temperatures.
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∙ 13y agoThere isn't a specific 'organ' - Snakes usually have a row of heat-sensitive 'pits' (or tiny holes) arranged around the top edge of their mouth.
You can find snakes in tall grass and near sunny creeks. They are sensitive to motion so walk lightly
All snakes lack auditory organs, so, yes, they are deaf; however, their jawbones can pickup vibrations and their tongues contain extra sensitive scent molecules that somewhat make up for their lack of hearing.
The sea turtle has some of the poorest hearing among animals. They have limited auditory capabilities and are not very sensitive to low-frequency sounds.
Yes, many snakes can detect the presence of a human or other animals by sensing their body heat through specialized organs called pit organs, located on the sides of their heads. These heat-sensitive pits help snakes locate prey and potential threats in their environment.
probably, yes... as i think you know, snake are sensitive to ground vibrations. and thunder might cause distortions which effect the snake.
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.
They don't ! They flick their tongue - which catches scent particles floating in the air. the tongue is withdrawn into the mouth, and the tips inserted into 'Jacobsons organ' - a sensitive area on the roof of the mouth.
Snakes of the subfamily Natricinae are usually regarded as water snakes.
male snakes..
No snakes are herbivores.
milk snakes and coral snakes they look the same but coral snakes are dangerous and milk snakes aren't