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why do snakes yawn?

scad2k

scad2k

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just watched my corn yawning his head off.just wondering if they do it for a reason :shrugs:
 
Well, I thought They do it to put their cheeks back in place, they mostly do that after they have been eating.. others do it more.. it depends.. .
I've learned a lot on this forum :cool:
 
Snakes yawn to realign their jaw bones, but they also just yawn like any other animal--including you--yawns.
 
Snakes can also yawn when they're starting to shed. They shed from the head first and yawning loosens the skin around the head.
 
i was going to ask that actually about sheding.hes ive ahd him 3 weeks and when i got him he had a shed in his tank at the shop.hes about 5months old.any idea when he should shed next and at what intervals ruffly
 
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