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    Re: Proof that snakes can be affectionate

    Quote Originally Posted by Bogertophis View Post
    That's right, snakes do feel vibrations...things like a vacuum, for sure. They can feel bass notes* but not higher frequencies (like your voice & your macaw).

    *We can feel bass notes too...put your hand on your snake's cage (glass or plastic) & you'll verify that, but it's just that we can also hear so well that we don't
    need to use touch in that way...we sorta forget that we can. My snakes give "dirty looks" when I vacuum near their cages too, LOL. They also look out if
    I play loud music- again, stuff with more bass.
    I listen to stuff with a lot of bass, back when the stereo was near his tank (tiny apartment problems) I'd feel his tank to see if I can feel the bass. I have turned it up too high a few times and he came out during the day looking miserable, poor little guy, of course when he did that we turned it down. It's amazing how you can tell facial features even though it doesn't even look like snakes can move they're brow or anything like that. The sunk in tired looking eyes said enough though. lol

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