Why do snakes dance due to the music of snake charmer?

Answer 1

No, the snakes can not respond to the music because they are deaf! Snakes lack the outer ear that would enable them to hear the music. Instead, they are watching the person and the Flute move back and forth. They consider the person and flute to be a threat and watch or respond to it like a predator.
It may look like they dance...But they don't they actually hate it, while at the same time it confuses them and clears their head so that's why they don't go after people when it's on! ANSWER PART~ They move their body in the dancing formation because when their mad the music screws their thought up and they just "dance".

Snakes will be able to sense sound, but no snake has ears. They follow an object that the "snake charmer" has with their heads. The snakes are almost always de- fanged, which is very painful and cruel for the animal and leads to a painful death.
Snakes follow the movements of the Snake Charmers flutes. Which is why they always keep them moving in a fluent motion.

Answer 2

It's not actually because of any sort of mythical flute-playing ability, it's just that when the charmer plays the flute, he blows air on the snake, causing it to anger and rise up. He has too be careful not to irritate the snake too much, because then the snake might attack him.

Answer 3

Snake charmers charm a snake by connecting with the snake. They play a song that they know would control the snake. You must first research the snake you wish to charm. You must find what noises that snake finds soothing and play that music. Also when charming a snake look deep into their eyes. That will tell the snake you are here to be it's friend not harm it. It will also tell the snake your the master.

Answer 4

They do not they only follow the movement of the Oboe

Answer 5

They 'dance' due to the movement of the charmer - and the vibrations of the music travelling through the ground.