Predatory Behavior Of Snakes
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Series: Aspects of Animal Behavior Series
Year Published: 1978
Creator: Univ Of Calif At Los Angeles Media Center / IML
Format: 16mm
Sound: sound
Description: Examines the roles of vision, olfactory and heat senses for the location of prey by snakes. Discusses the adaptations of the skulls of pythons and pit vipers for capturing and swallowing prey. Explores the snakes' procedures of seizing, striking, invenomating and constricting prey.
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