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Prince Emma Wa'Royal :

snakes can see, but their vision varies greatly by species. They generally have poor long-distance vision and primarily use their sight to detect sudden movement. However, tree-dwelling and hunting snakes have excellent eyesight, and some snakes even possess the ability to see ultraviolet (UV) light.

user2825799285946 :

Bwegwakugamba ?

a.s.a.n. :

from university of Juba 😅

user4092827385485 :

Bwegwakugaamba

Ιγνάτιος :

snakes have cones and rodes, they see, maan, share the source of reference!

Wasajja :

Lies

sserwaddaerick 🌎 :

nze nogufudde ngutya

MUZAHURA JULIUS :

some doctors advise not to tie, now I'm confused.

Kavuma auto repair0708584657🚖 :

Yep, snakes have eyes to see - Most snakes have decent vision for detecting movement and shapes. Some are even good at it during the day. 2. *No eyelids* - Their eyes are covered by a clear scale called a "spectacle". That’s why they never blink. 3. *It varies a lot* - Burrowing snakes have tiny, poor eyes. Tree and diurnal snakes often have great vision. Some pit vipers rely more on heat-sensing pits than sight.

samuedenga7 :

Ono mujjega

AFTA DAT :

gulaba

kituno construction services :

it senses vibrations/movements

ntende sadiki :

im confused. next time host a herpetologist to explain to us

BANNER AGENT LAUGHS :

At School: Eyes for What ? "For Seeing"😁

Penda Mann :

Yes, snakes can see, but their vision varies greatly depending on the species. While some, like burrowing snakes, rely primarily on movement, others have highly evolved, sharp eyesight that allows them to judge distances and track prey with precision.

⚖️ :

how does it identify food

Kawooma kookya :

more updates professor 💪💪

Eastrojah :

LYING

CHAIRMAN COMMENT READERS 👌 :

Doctor tulekemu

Daddy Pablo aka Rony :

guy needs more research

mugaga :

True

Nadunga Harriet :

gulaba gulina vision yagwo

Timmy256🏆🏆 :

king Hayest official :

kyoka musajja mukulu