Last Problem
How do snakes eat their meals?
Answer:
They unhinge their jaws and swallow their meal whole
After killing its prey, a snake disconnects its jaws and slowly swallows its meal whole. This feature allows a snake to eat rodents and small animals that are bigger than its normal mouth opening. Imagine eating a whole rat in one bite!
Today’s Question:
Sharks have a different skeletal structure than most fish. What is it made from?