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Some snake species, like the chameleon snake, can change color to blend with their surroundings.
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Snakes can swallow prey larger than their heads due to a jaw structure connected by ligaments and muscles, not attached to the skull.
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Certain snake species, such as the ball python, can survive for months without food by slowing down metabolism.
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Some snake species, like the paradise tree snake, have evolved the ability to glide through the air using their flattened bodies.
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Snakes contribute to the ecosystem by controlling small mammal populations and serving as prey for larger predators.
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Some snake species, like the pit viper, can see in low-light conditions, thanks to heat-sensitive organs.
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Certain snakes, like the European adder, can sense earthquakes, showing behavioral changes before seismic events.
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