Fish can chew on food, they can only chew on small soft pieces because the have small teeth that let the chew their food.
Birds have a special organ on their esophagus called a gizzard. In this they store pebbles that they have swallowed and when food passes through they use the pebbles to grind it up. Birds don't have teeth so they don't chew with their mouths, they use the gizzard instead.
I do not think Garter snakes eat other snakes. They are carnivors, but I dont think they eat their own kind.
No they dont have legs
True. Snakes lack the ability to chew their food due to their unique jaw structure, which limits their ability to break down prey into smaller pieces. Instead, they must swallow their prey whole, aided by their flexible jaws and powerful muscles.
Nope. The only real reason to chew food is to mix it with digestive juices that flow out of a number of openings in your mouth. The juices are called, 'Saliva', and are important in the digestion of starches. The snakes' digestion is done completely in the gut, so they simply swallow their food - no chewing.
No they do not, they swallow their food whole.
No. Snakes swalloe their food whole. Alligators will swallow smaller prey whole, and tear ar larger prey.
They do not chew their food.
they dont chew there food they much it up in there mouth
Assuming you meant 'snakes' not 'sankes' - no they don't. They swallow their food whole.
All of them do ! Snakes lack either the dentition or the jaw movement to 'chew' their food - therefore it's always swallowed whole.
no they swallow it whole and later it gets smaller in its stomach
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no, you dont use the same part of your brain to chew as you do to write
Reptiles generally do not chew. Reptiles may tear their food or swallow it whole depending on what type of reptile it is and what it is eating.
A hawk has a beak and therefore can not chew food, to chew food you need teeth to chew with.
you dont its the striped snakes pet special food