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What hunts milk snakes?
smell snakes lol..... :P
Can snakes smell?
They can smell better than humans, yes.
How can snakes smell there prey?
with their toungues
Do snakes smell from their tongues?
Yes they do
How do you find snakes?
snakes don't look for there food. They smell and if they smell an animal, they would go after it and try to eat it.
What do snakes and human share?
sense of smell
Why do snakes keep flicking their tongue?
To smell.
How do snakes hunt for food?
they can smell with there tounges.
What did Medusa smell like?
like snakes
How true snakes scared the smell of garlic?
garlic is pungent man even for snakes
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.
How does snake know an animal is near?
Snakes have internal ears, they can hear animals coming. Snakes have eyes, they can see animals coming. The snakes tong acts as a smell organ and using this they can smell an animal coming.
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