Do snakes smell with their tongue or nose? Unveiling their unique senses and fascinating facts
Snakes, fascinating creatures of grace and mystique, play a vital role in ecological balance and medical research. They 'smell' using their tongues and a specialized organ, detecting chemicals to navigate and hunt. Some snakes possess heat vision, while others glide through the air. Their lower jaws function as hearing organs, and their colorful pigments serve various purposes, including camouflage.
Snakes, fascinating creatures of grace and mystique, play a vital role in ecological balance and medical research. They 'smell' using their tongues and a specialized organ, detecting chemicals to navigate and hunt. Some snakes possess heat vision, while others glide through the air. Their lower jaws function as hearing organs, and their colorful pigments serve various purposes, including camouflage.
