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With which organ does a snake hear2007-11-24 2:04:57Answers:

Snakes CAN hear. Hearing is just translating vibrations from one medium into signals that your brain and interpret. People are able to hear vibrations made through the air, whereas snakes are able to hear vibrations made from the ground.

Sounds are transmitted to a snake through the skin located over the temporal region of its skull to its jaw muscle and then to its quadrate bone. A snake鈥檚 ear bone (columella) is adjacent to its quadrate bone and the ear bone picks up the sound and transmits the vibrations to the snake鈥檚 inner ear. The inner ear contains cells that are sound-sensitive. Snakes hear low frequency sounds best.

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its left nostril

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Snakes dont hear but they can feel vibrations

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Snakes "hear" through vibrations. Their skin, muscles, and bones carry the vibrations to their inner ears.

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The quadrate, I believe. It's just an internal ear bone (in the skull) like humans have, only they have no visible ears.

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Snakes do not hear.

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if i remember right they use the senses on their skin and the skin is the largest organ of a snakes body

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ears

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A snake "hears" through its tongue which feels vibrations in the air. That's why you see it darting out its tongue ever so often!

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A snake does NOT hear through it's tongue. It uses it to smell. And they don't hear, they feel vibrations.

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They dont hear anything, they feel vibrations.

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they don't have any organs that they hear with they only feel vibrations through their skin and their tongue

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Snakes are deaf. I think they may be able to sense vibrations quite possibly through their tongue

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They don't hear, they only feel vibrations