how does a snake detect the presence of an enemy or a prey (class 5)
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Snakes receive information about their surroundings by interpreting chemical signals given off by potential prey. Snakes are able to "smell" their prey by picking up chemical information with their tongues. When a snake flicks its tongue in and out, it can detect its prey's scent trail.
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snakes recive information about their surroundings by interpreting chemical given off by potential prey. snakes are able to to detect their prey by their smell
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