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Snakes’ Bodies

Snakes’ Bodies. By Dimitri Asaad. Snakes are Reptiles. They are related to lizards, turtles, alligators and crocodiles. Snakes have back bones, scaly skin and they are cold blooded. Snakes have no legs. Their thin bodies can be long or short.

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Snakes’ Bodies

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  1. Snakes’ Bodies By Dimitri Asaad

  2. Snakes are Reptiles. • They are related to lizards, turtles, alligators and crocodiles. • Snakes have back bones, scaly skin and they are cold blooded.

  3. Snakes have no legs. • Their thin bodies can be long or short. • Snakes have lungs, stomachs, hearts, and organs. • They are muscular and strong.

  4. Snakes can’t walk or run. • They have three ways of moving: 1. loop along the ground 2.sqeeze box motion 3.sidewinding

  5. Snakes do not see like people. • They have inner ears. • Snakes smell with their tongue.

  6. A snakes skin is not slimy it is actually hard and smooth. • The scales are hard and thick. • Did you know that snakes have a invisible scale over there eyes? • Colors and patterns hide the snake from enemies.

  7. Snakes have three layers of skin. • They shed their skin when they grow.

  8. I think snakes are cool interesting creatures. • Do you like SNAKES?

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