How did the snake come about, and what did the snake come about?

Lizards evolved, and used to drill around when hunting in caves, and the holes were small and narrow, and finally their feet degenerated and turned into snakes.

It seems to be Jiao! It's Jiaolong! Whoever crosses the dragon gate becomes a dragon! The one who has not crossed over is Jiao, and the offspring of Jiao is a snake, isn't the snake also called Xiaolong? Maybe that's why!

Evolved through some kind of animal.

It was primitively evolved.

Paleontology mutated into life due to the thin genes of the stomach and the similar small intestine in the stomach, and broke out of the body. Becoming a snake simply means the absurdity of life.

Snakes evolved from lizards On February 20, 2006, according to foreign news, Australian scientists found that this snake evolved from lizards by studying fossilized giant snake bones 30 million years ago, which is of great significance for studying the evolutionary history of reptiles.

The earliest ancestors of reptiles may have been lizards, but ironically, as descendants of lizards, the snake family usually feeds on lizards.

Recently, scientists discovered a well-preserved fossilized snake bone near Mount Yaisa in Brisbane, Australia, which is about 18 feet long, and its characteristics have been described in detail in the prestigious journal Nature. Scientists named it "Sky Snake", the term ** from the Australian Aborigines, in some myths and legends the aborigines blame the occurrence of natural disasters such as floods on the "Sky Snake", which is closely related to the rainbow in the sky.

Because giant snake bones are fragile and difficult to preserve intact, the origin of snakes has been a question for scientists for a long time, and Jack Garron, a paleontologist at the University of Queensland, believes that the discovery of this complete snake bone will help scientists understand the evolution of snakes from lizards and how they evolved. The snake family has existed in the ancient Mediterranean Sea (now Australia, Antarctica, Africa and South America) since the time of the Gondwana continent, and has been around for tens of millions of years.

They also found a giant fossilized snake bone that had been badly damaged and deformed, which is speculated to predate the appearance of the "celestial snake". Scientists point out that snakes in ancient times had relatively strong and inflexible throats, unlike modern snakes, which had a very loose throat structure and could swallow animals several times larger than their bodies with their mouths wide open.

Queensland, Australia, is home to many fossils of ancient ancestors of modern animals such as kangaroos, wombats, crocodiles and bats.

Paleontologist Peter Roberie of the California Academy of Natural Sciences in San Francisco, USA, praised Garron's discovery as a bridge between the known lizards and a family of snakes that went extinct long ago. The discovery of this fossil could also help to understand the evolutionary history of modern snakes, as their skeletal structures are many similar to those of lizards.