Rattlesnakes are deaf and cannot hear their own rattle, a trait that has sparked two main theories on why they have a rattle at all. The first theory, the Bison theory, states that the rattle evolved to reduce the risk of being stepped on and crushed by bison, and secondly, as a means of warning any bison about not to come too close. The other, but less accepted, theory is that the rattle evolved as a specialization of the enlargement of the tail present in most snakes due to the shedding of skin. Later, this evolved into whatever purposes the tail of rattlesnakes has in today's species. The problem with the latter theory is that it does not give a true explanation of the purpose of the rattle, it merely explains how the rattle could have evolved.
no! no snakes are deaf! they do have ears. they just sense with their tongue
natural selection, thank you Darwin. The dropped the hearing and went with the tongue and other senses.
No. Snakes can feel vibrations through the ground, but are essentially deaf.
Yes they do. No, the do not use them. All snakes are deaf.
No. Snakes can feel vibrations through the ground, but are essentially deaf.
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.
They sense the vibrations of the pipe-player, who's foot tapping to the music creates vibrations through the ground. They do NOT respond to the tune - cine snakes are completely deaf !
There are three orders of blind snakes, and many more with very feeble sight. That's what the pit in pit vipers is meant to compensate for, and the tongue flicking is a major information-gathering tool for almost all snakes.
Snake charming is a myth ! Snakes are primarily deaf - they do NOT respond to the music - they react to the vibration of the flute-player's foot tapping on the floor !
why is deaf hill trimdon called deaf hill
Almost deaf
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yes he did he was deaf but after sometime he did not care if he was deaf it was better for him to concentrate
As deaf as a rock.