Last Question:
A snake will occasionally slip out of its old skin. Which term describes this process?
Answer:
Shedding
Snakes shed the outer layer of their skin as a natural process of growing. Even in snakes that are not growing, the scales become drab and worn over time and are replaced by a new layer of skin. Some species shed their skin every 20 days; others shed their skins every year.
Today’s Question:
Do snakes ever blink?