Why do snakes sing and dance? Why do snakes smell flutes and dance?

Why can Indian snake dancers "dance with snakes" without being attacked by snakes? The tour guide showed up to speak.

Nowadays, many Chinese people are very fond of traveling, especially traveling abroad, because it was very rare to travel abroad in the past, and now it is a very common thing.

Chinese tourists like to travel to neighboring countries the most, because of the proximity, relatively cheap prices, low consumption level, such as Thailand, India, Vietnam, Laos and so on are all popular places for Chinese tourists, among which India is the most popular one.

Many tourists are very curious about India, whether India is as it says on the Internet, so it attracts a lot of Chinese tourists. And tourists can indeed see a lot of strange culture in India.

Just like India's "snake culture", the skill of "snake dance" has been passed down in India for thousands of years, but with the progress of social civilization, there are fewer and fewer people who "snake dance" now, but if there are tourists who have traveled to India, they will definitely be very curious about snake dancers. Their "pets" are very obedient and "dance" when they hear the sound of the flute, and the snake dancers are also very intoxicated.

The tour guide said that in Hinduism, the snake is a psychic animal, very human, and Hindu believers have great respect for snakes. The cobra, in particular, is seen as an incarnation of Shiva, one of the three main gods of Hinduism, and Indians love snakes, largely in worship of the snake god.

At this time, there will be many tourists who are curious, snakes are cold-blooded animals after all, and these snake dancers surround themselves with snakes, so they are not afraid of being bitten? There are many local theories about this issue, some people say that these snake dancers rubbed a kind of medicine, and the snakes did not dare to bite; Others say that snakes have their fangs knocked out and are unable to bite. What is the real reason, the tour guide will show up.

The reason is very simple, the tour guide said that it is because the snake's IQ is very low and it cannot understand **, but judges the direction according to the sound waves, and the snake dancer uses a flute to transmit the sound wave vibration to the snake. Once the snake hears the sound wave, it will come out to protect its "territory" and keep twisting its body to maintain its balance, and the snake dancer is outside the snake's attack range, which randomly causes the snake dancer to "dance with the snake".

The dance is due to the vibration of the ground.

It likes to dance as it might.

Why do snakes smell flutes and dance?

Snakes have no ears, and the so-called "flute and dancing finch late" is actually a reaction of the snake to the shaking of the ground.

Between the back of the snake's eyes and the roof of its jaw, there is a small bone, which the snake uses to detect whether the ground is shaking.

The snake charmer will blow the stupid flute and beat the ground with his feet, or beat the cage containing the snake, so that when the snake feels the vibration, the snake will raise its sickle-shaped neck and intimidate the other person, as if the snake is dancing on the flute.

Snakes don't understand at all.

Some people are almost convinced that snakes will dance with **. Isn't it, when the Indian snake players play ** on the cobra, they will sway rhythmically. In fact, this statement is a complete fallacy.

The snake's sense of hearing is very insensitive and can only hear sounds with very low frequencies, so it is impossible for it to react to the ** played by the snake player, let alone dance to its rhythm.

Zoologists say that cobras do feel the vibrations of a snake-player's feet tapping on the ground and wooden sticks hitting on the snake's basket, and when the snake feels movement, it will wobbly poke its head out of the basket to find a target. The reason why snakes have to sway from side to side is to keep their upper body able to "stand" in the air, this is their instinct, and it has nothing to do with blowing. Because as soon as this swing is stopped, it has to collapse to the ground.

2) Hearing dullness Snakes have no outer and middle ears, only ear column bones, and no eardrum, tympanic chamber and eustachian tube, so snakes cannot accept sound waves conducted by air. Snakes only have the inner ear (including the auditory apparatus - the ear pot, the bulbous sac and the balancer - semicircular canals, the utricle and the auricular column bone of the middle ear), one end is connected to the oval window of the inner ear, and the other end is connected to the medial side of the superior corner muscle of the transverse bone near the square bone, but it is very sensitive to vibrations from the ground, so when a person is working or walking on a desolate meadow, he can scare the snake away by hitting the ground with a stick or deliberately increasing his footsteps"Grass can scare snakes"The truth.

Obviously, the pleasant music is just the wind in the ears of the snake, you see the kind of roadside performance, someone is playing a song, the snake will dance along, it is not that the snake is hypnotized or smells the song and dances, it is the person's action that makes the snake dance with it, and the performance is just a trick. Zoologists say that cobras do feel the tapping of a snake's feet on the ground, the vibration of a wooden stick hitting a basket, and when the snake feels movement, it will wobbly out of the basket in search of a target. The reason why snakes have to sway from side to side is to keep their upper body able to "stand" in the air, this is their instinct, and it has nothing to do with blowing.

Because as soon as this swing is stopped, it has to collapse to the ground. Snakes are very sensitive to vibrations from the ground, so when people are working or walking on the desolate meadows, they can scare the snake away by hitting the ground with sticks or deliberately increasing their footsteps. <>