Do snake have ears?

Question

Snake are sensitive to sound and use to keep moving their neck in direction of sound, do they hear or is it something else?

Answer 1

Snakes do not have visible ears, They hear strongly on only using, "vibrations". They are not deaf just they cannot hear the sound as we do.

Answer 2

Snake has fully formed inner ear structures but no eardrum. Their inner ear is connected to their jawbones which rests on the ground as they slither.

Answer 3

Yes, they do have ears but their ears are not visible. They have a fully formed invisible inner ear structure with no eardrums. the inner ear of the snake which is invisible to the outer world is connected directly with its jawbone which rests on the ground as it glides on the ground due to which they can feel the vibration and may hear low-frequency airborne sounds.

Answer 4

Snakes have fully formed inner ear structures but they do not have an eardrum. Their inner ear is connected directly to their jawbone, which rests on the ground as they slither. However, it is still unclear if they can hear Or not. 

Answer 5

Snakes have fully formed inner ear structures but no eardrum. Instead, their inner ear is connected directly to their jawbone, which rests on the ground as they slither. Previous studies have shown that vibrations traveling through the ground such as the footsteps of predators or prey cause vibrations in a snake’s jawbone, relaying a signal to the brain via that inner ear.

Answer 6

Snake don't have ears

But it feels that someone is near her God created it like that

It have ability to do that

But ears like human no

Answer 7

Snakes do not have external (outer) ear but posses ear lobe and middle and internal ear, mainly internal ear is responsible sound transmission and processing through which they can react for both loud and sudden sounds,  they are extremely sensitive to the vibrations generated on land and have ability to sense them from a long distances. However they are not able to sense the airborne vibrations. 

Answer 8

Snake do not have external ears, but they do have all. Internal part of the ear that all the human beings have. The step is. slightly different from ours in that it connect the jaw bone

Answer 9

Yes, snakes have ears, but they don't have external ears like humans. Instead, their inner ear structures detect vibrations and sound waves.

Answer 10

No, snakes do not have ears like humans and other mammals do. They rely on sensing vibrations in the ground and air through organs like their tongues and the skin on their heads instead of through auditory cues. This is why you often see snakes flicking their tongues, as this helps them to 'hear' their environment.

Answer 11

Snakes do not have an external ear, but they do have all the parts of the inner ear that we do. Their stapes—called a “columella”—is slightly different from ours in that it connects to the jawbone, enabling them to sense vibrations. However, they can only hear a portion of the sounds we hear.

Answer 12

Most snake do not have ears, as they are sensitive to sound and use to keep moving their neck in direction of sound. However, they do hear and may be able to understand sounds using other senses.

Answer 13

Snake have all the parts of the inner ear that we do. Their stapes—called a “columella”—is slightly different from ours in that it connects to the jawbone, enabling them to sense vibrations. However, they can only hear a portion of the 

Answer 14

Generally, snakes that are bigger in size are more likely to be older; however, this may vary depending on the species and individual growth rates.

Answer 15

No they do not have ears. They have a specialized organ called the "Jacobson organ" in the roof of their mouth that allows them to detect and process chemical signals. This organ is highly sensitive and helps snakes navigate and locate prey, mates, and potential threats. Snakes are highly attuned in their surroundings through their extraordinary sense of smell.