Understanding Snakes

We might start barking.

We might start hissing.

We might start flying.

We might start swimming.

We might start singing.

We might start dancing.

We might start painting.

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We might start flying.

We might start swimming.

We might start climbing trees.

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Concertina Locomotion

Serpentine Locomotion

Lateral Displacement

Rectilinear Locomotion

Moving in a zigzag pattern.

Crawling in a straight line.

Jumping from place to place.

Flying short distances.

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Increase in the number of eagles and hawks.

Decrease in the number of mice and rats.

Advancement in medical research.

To taste food.

To communicate with other snakes.

To collect odor particles.

To see in the dark.

To become faster.

To attract mates.

To grow larger.

To change color.

The mongoose uses its speed to dodge strikes.

The mongoose is immune to all snake venom.

The cobra never strikes back.

The cobra always wins.

To help them taste.

To help them see.

To help them hear.

To help them smell.