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A snake moves forward primarily through a series of muscular contractions and expansions along its body, using a method called lateral undulation. By pushing against surfaces with its scales, it can propel itself forward in a wave-like motion. Additionally, snakes can use rectilinear motion for straight-line movement and sidewinding for travel on loose or sandy surfaces. These adaptations allow them to navigate various terrains efficiently.

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