Cc omenka i still stand wit my answer,"d forked tongue" isn't it correct?

Bats use their ear for echolation while snake use their tongue

omenka:
Question.

With respect to feeding, The ear is to bats as ____ is to snakes.

What is the name of the complementary organ used along with the equivalent of bat's ears (the ____ above) in snakes?


Cc: LionDeLeo.

answered previously.

quadrate bone

For some snakes, the most important organs are their heat-sensing pits, or loreal pits.

LionDeLeo:

eyes

omenka:
I already have. Anything beyond that and I'd be given the answer away.

or even tail

They have nostrils to breathe with but snakes smell with their tongues. When a snake sticks out its tongue it smells its surroundings. The moist tongue collects scents and small organisms from whatever it touches and from the air around it. When the tongue goes back into the mouth the forks touches a special sensory organ called the Jacobson's organ on the roof of the mouth and tells the snake what it smells. Snakes have a small notch in their lips that they can stick their tongues through so they don’t need to open their mouths.

The complementary organ is the Jacobson's organ

They smell with their tongue

omenka:
Not quite what we are looking for. If you say the skin, the complementary organ would therefore be what exactly?

Jacobson's organ.

AUDITORY SYSTEM

snakes have some special sense organs in their skin and their head that likely react to vibrations.

omenka:
Not quite what we are looking for. If you say the skin, the complementary organ would therefore be what exactly?

Nose, Tongue, fang?

Skin. In connection to the jaws

omenka:
Question.

With respect to feeding, The ear is to bats as ____ is to snakes.

What is the name of the complementary organ used along with the equivalent of bat's ears (the ____ above) in snakes?


Cc: LionDeLeo.

Check mine pls

vomeronasal system

jacobsons organ

.

Cochlear

CC omenka

Skull vibrations

1)Tongue 2 ) Fang
Omenka

vomeronasal system Cc omenka

attention007:


First female to answer is not the answer to the question madam... I guess u are seeking for compensation

is it not good

omenka:
I already have. Anything beyond that and I'd be given the answer away.

Jacobson’s organ

tongue
vomeronasal system
Cc omenka

The Jacobson’s organ comprises two cavities, lying side by side in the roof of the snake’s mouth. The animal’s ever-flickering forked tongue – which itself has no true sense of taste – collects minute chemical particles from the air, transferring them to the sensitive lining of the Jacobson’s organ as it is drawn back into the mouth. In this way, the snake can taste-scent the area around it, enabling it to locate and track potential prey, find a mate or avoid predators.

skull vibration

Snakes use their hearing, sight and Jacobson’s Organ to locate prey. In the case of pit vipers, they also use their infrared, heat-detecting ability.

omenka:
Question.

With respect to feeding, The ear is to bats as ____ is to snakes.

What is the name of the complementary organ used along with the equivalent of bat's ears (the ____ above) in snakes?


Cc: LionDeLeo.

already answered
bones of the skull.
collumela

Quadrate and Bones in their body and moved to the inner ear

Cc Omenka

omenka:
Not quite what we are looking for. If you say the skin, the complementary organ would therefore be what exactly?

voremonasal organ

AstonM:
Mechanoreceptors

iwe factoria

Hemcy:

Snakes use their hearing, sight and Jacobson’s Organ to locate prey. In the case of pit vipers, they also use their infrared, heat-detecting ability.

Correct

please I don't understand was the last question modified.... leo omenka