There is two different ways they drink.
1. They can put their nose in the water and take small drinks
2. They can lick the water with there tongue (the most common way)
EDIT: Sorry - but snakes do NOT 'lick the water with there tongue' - They will flick out their tongue to locate a water source, but they do NOT 'lick' water like a dog or cat would !
Through it's mouth.
yes
snakes are second level consumers. They eat organism as a whole. This is a myth that they drink milk.
basically sam said it was important to drink onion juice that night
yes,snakes do need water.they could live a little while without it,but not very long.Yes they do.Desert snakes are specially design to retain the water they encounter, and they also get moisture from their prey, and probably they, in the wild, know the vegetation and spots where water can be found.All snakes do need water to survive. If you're thinking of keeping a desert species, do some careful research first to determine how much they should be given and when.
Grain, grass, shrubs, weeds, bird eggs, snakes, mice, grasshoppers, roots and they even eat manure. They drink water.
All snakes drink water.
most snakes do drink through their mouths but desert snakes absorb it through their skin.
Snakes drink water, like most animals.
They drink water !
a drink bowl
Desert snakes drink water. They may get it from cacti, or oases.
water
Of course - the will drink when they need to.
Red bellied black snakes drink water, like all snakes do.
they can drink slow
NO.
They drink from small pools of water or streams.