The Jacobson's organ is a pair of 'pockets' on the roof of the snake's mouth - that the tips of the tongue are inserted into. The two pockets are independent from each other - giving separate signals to the snake's brain. If the scent on one point of the tongue is stronger than the other, the snake knows to move in the direction the stronger scent is coming from - until it finds its prey.
Snakes use there tongues for a lot of thing. Snakes use their tongues for smell and to find food.
All snakes use heat sensors, they use them to find food, a shelter and what things are.
It uses its nose for smelling its food and finding it.
by walking, running, playing, and finding food.
snakes can not eat pie because, unlike humans, snakes use sistopholic acid to digest food. the flour in pie crust expands when exposed to sistopholic acid wich can cause intestinal bleeding in snakes
You could probably use sand but you would have to have a hard surfaced area somewhere in the tank to put food on. If you put the food on the sand the sand will get on the food and in the snakes mouth. So put the food on the hard surfaced area.
Most use the Stanislavski method.
do black mamba snakes use mimicry
snakes don't have legs they only slither
i didn't know snakes can use them i didn't know snakes can use them
Yes, But most snakes use their nose for smelling; some snakes use their forked tongues
A rattlesnake, like all snakes, uses its tongue to find food. The tongue of a snake is used in conjunction with the Jacobson's organ on the roof of the mouth to smell.