Question

The stomach acid of snake cannot digest ------------?

Answer 1

The flesh (and small bones like that of a rodent) is simply digested by standard stomach acids and enzymes. As the others have pointed out, snakes have a strong digestive system for breaking down their food. There are things they can't digest, however, such as keratin. Consequently claws/hooves and hair are excreted.

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Answer 2

However, its not our stomach acid that breaks down food in the stomach. The acid just allows another chemical, called pepsin, to work properly and break down food. Pepsin is a digestive enzyme. Other digestive enzymes are found in you saliva and intestine.