Snakes heavily rely on the use of their tongue to navigate different scent particles in the air and on the objects around them. So in other words, snake use their tongue to smell! After they flick their tongue, like shown in the video provided, the scent particles then get transported to their vomeronasal organ. This organ can detect all different kinds of scents, specifically prey odors and pheromones from other snakes! Check out this slo mo video of a coastal carpet python collecting molecules

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