heat pits

omenka:
I'm sorry..

skull

**calling a friend**








Uncle lalaasticalala should know the answer , na snake question be this

tongue, it tastes the air in search of food

Cc omenka confirm my answer na..stil stand on my answer d answer is the forked tongue..

Becalina:
is it not good

no it's not

tongue.


cc omeka

if nobody get it let us know the answer and proba give out another question,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,but my ans still remain sticky tongue with venom or poisonous
juice for catching prey

Vestiges of the apparatus below the jaw

fidalgo19:


Tongue

Jacobson's organ

Boom! First complete right answer.

We got a winner.

With respect to feeding, part of which entails stalking/tracking the prey, the bats use their ears, employing the mechanism called "echolocation".

The equivalent of this in snakes is sampling the chemical footprint of the prey in the ambient air using their tongues. The tongue retracts into the mouth and is brushed against an organ in the roof of their mouth called the Jacobson's organ which then analyses the chemicals giving an idea of the presence or otherwise of a prey and it's exact location. :


Cc: LionDeLeo.

Snakes have an eye on each side of the head, giving them a wide field of view, but they cannot focus them well and have sharp vision for only a short distance. Snakes lack outer ears and eardrums, but they do have inner ears and can hear a limited range of sounds carried in the air. Certain bones in a snake's head respond to sound waves and transmit them to the inner ear. A snake's tongue has few taste buds. It is used with an organ of smell called the Jacobson's organ , which, along with the nostrils, provides snakes with a keen sense of smell. The Jacobson's organ consists of two hollow sacs in the roof of a snake's mouth, each of which has many nerve endings that are extremely sensitive to odors. A snake sticks out its tongue to pick up scent particles in the air or on the ground or some other surface. When the snake pulls its tongue back into the mouth, theseparticles enter the Jacobson's organ. The organ enables a snake to follow the scent trail of its prey.

The auditory neurons of the snake actually create a topographical map which allows them to pin-point prey by the vibrations they create. In a nutshell it is a form of echolocation(as in bats too).
cc Omenka

if ever the last question was modified...it would be very unfair cos I didn't noticed the changes.

omenka:
Boom! First complete right answer.

We got a winner.

With respect to feeding, part of which entails stalking/tracking the prey, the bats use their ears, employing the mechanism called "echolocation".

The equivalent of this in snakes is sampling the chemical footprint of the prey in the ambient air using their tongues. The tongue retracts into the mouth and is brushed against an organ in the roof of their mouth called the Jacobson's organ which then analyses the chemicals giving an idea of the presence or otherwise of a prey and it's exact location. :


Cc: LionDeLeo.

finally.......

Another question Pls... Calculation this time o

omenka:
Boom! First complete right answer.

We got a winner.

With respect to feeding, part of which entails stalking/tracking the prey, the bats use their ears, employing the mechanism called "echolocation".

The equivalent of this in snakes is sampling the chemical footprint of the prey in the ambient air using their tongues. The tongue retracts into the mouth and is brushed against an organ in the roof of their mouth called the Jacobson's organ which then analyses the chemicals giving an idea of the presence or otherwise of a prey and it's exact location. :


Cc: LionDeLeo.

hmmmmmmm anyway, na second I take.. congrats to the winners. goodnight

wow, *claps*... what a day

projet:
if ever the last question was modified...it would be very unfair cos I didn't noticed the changes.

My first answer was smell and Jacobson's organ before he changed the question

omenka:
Boom! First complete right answer.

We got a winner.

With respect to feeding, part of which entails stalking/tracking the prey, the bats use their ears, employing the mechanism called "echolocation".

The equivalent of this in snakes is sampling the chemical footprint of the prey in the ambient air using their tongues. The tongue retracts into the mouth and is brushed against an organ in the roof of their mouth called the Jacobson's organ which then analyses the chemicals giving an idea of the presence or otherwise of a prey and it's exact location. :


Cc: LionDeLeo.

I challenge this answer, hearing is different from feeling!

omenka:
Boom! First complete right answer.

We got a winner.

With respect to feeding, part of which entails stalking/tracking the prey, the bats use their ears, employing the mechanism called "echolocation".

The equivalent of this in snakes is sampling the chemical footprint of the prey in the ambient air using their tongues. The tongue retracts into the mouth and is brushed against an organ in the roof of their mouth called the Jacobson's organ which then analyses the chemicals giving an idea of the presence or otherwise of a prey and it's exact location. :


Cc: LionDeLeo.

Correct.
Fidalgo, ur acc details pls.

I wrote them both but at different times

shukuokukobambi:


finally.......

weldone.. afterall I gained some things, the time I spent here isn't a waste.. kudos to the organisers

omenka:
Boom! First complete right answer.

We got a winner.

With respect to feeding, part of which entails stalking/tracking the prey, the bats use their ears, employing the mechanism called "echolocation".

The equivalent of this in snakes is sampling the chemical footprint of the prey in the ambient air using their tongues. The tongue retracts into the mouth and is brushed against an organ in the roof of their mouth called the Jacobson's organ which then analyses the chemicals giving an idea of the presence or otherwise of a prey and it's exact location. :


Cc: LionDeLeo.

why would you guys made changes in the middle of already passed questions

projet:
if ever the last question was modified...it would be very unfair cos I didn't noticed the changes.

JamesReacher:
I challenge this answer, hearing is different from feeling!

Not just hearing. The question says with respect to feeding.

fidalgo19:

My first answer was smell and Jacobson's organ before he changed the question

imagine....so he changed the question.
How is that fair

LionDeLeo:

Correct.
Fidalgo, ur acc details pls.

Am using a friends account since you were complaining about not having union bank

Gtank
3090000

Thanks op for actually bringing this thread

GuyGenius001:
I wrote them both but at different times

AstonM:
weldone.. afterall I gained some things, the time I spent here isn't a waste.. kudos to the organisers

I like your spirit. Best wishes for the future

Finally, the total win is 100k.

Omenka, assist me with your winners list as promised, I will compile mine as well.

That of shukuokukobambi will be added to complete it.

I will post the final list to be cross checked by the winners.

cephaswizzy:
Another question Pls... Calculation this time o

it's over

projet:


imagine....so he changed the question.
How is that fair

You can check through there is a second answer