Snakes flick this unique organ in and out of ... organ called the Jacobson’s organ (located on the roof of their mouth). This allows them to detect the "scent" of their prey items, as well ...

Tongue palm The palm faces upward with the back of the hand facing downward and the wrist held straight to mimic the tongue of a snake, used for long-range attacks.

Sporting a hat on its head, the comical-faced snake’s mouth holds a “hamaya” ceremonial arrow designed to ward off evil spirits. The surface of the white snake, a sacred animal, is covered ...

Each snake is equipped with a pair of long, curved, hollow fangs that connect with venom glands and fold within the mouth when not in use. The snake hunts from a tight coil — remaining motionless for ...