Elaborate ‘gleeking’ practice which involves flicking one’s tongue sweeps the internet as Westerners imitate venomous spitting of serpent.

Is it true that snakes smell with their tongue? Snakes can smell with their tongues; although they have nostrils like humans, their tongues are the primary way of sensing their environment.

Snakes love to flick their tongues around – but what’s the reason? As with most things in the animal kingdom, the answer is a little more complex than might first meet the eye – or tongue fo ...

Blue Tongue Skinks; I'll show off some of the amazing diversity in Skinks in this weeks show! These are some of the most ...

Tongue palm The palm faces upward with the back of the hand facing downward and the wrist held straight to mimic the tongue ...

Hong Kong Cantonese is a uniquely complex tongue because of its unapologetically ... As the Year of the Snake slithers hither, we examine six snake-inspired Cantonese slang words.

Reptile enthusiast Adrian Theroux-Nielsen works with many St. Albert-area snakes and snake owners as manager of Oasis Fish ...