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How the sidewinder rattlesnake moves around

To move across the loose and burning sand of the desert, the sidewinder rattlesnake uses an impressive technique. It's even studied for potential use in robotics. 🐍

06/20/2019 6:39 AMupdated: 06/21/2019 1:57 PM

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138 comments

  • Georgina N.
    07/29/2019 06:09

    Fantastic!

  • An D.
    07/22/2019 05:22

    Fascinating creature!

  • Alfie G.
    07/22/2019 02:56

    adaptability and ingenuity skills

  • Steven M.
    07/21/2019 23:14

    Fascinating

  • Muhammad S.
    07/21/2019 20:11

    Nice video

  • Chris H.
    07/21/2019 19:25

    Thought that was asleep tonight

  • Miroslav B.
    07/21/2019 16:52

    😮👍

  • Anita W.
    07/21/2019 13:09

    Amazing,one of my favorite snake 👌

  • Julie H.
    07/21/2019 07:20

    🐍

  • Dany T.
    07/21/2019 06:38

    ,

  • Dany T.
    07/21/2019 06:38

    OMG ONE WE DON'T HAVE IN AUSTRALIA,

  • Mar C.
    07/21/2019 06:35

    Impressive, I guess depending on how hot the sand is, it moves much rapidly than 30 mph, I wonder if that's their max speed! 🤔

  • Lindsay G.
    07/04/2019 15:21

    Sideways danger noodle.

  • Recharge S.
    07/01/2019 01:46

    💪😱👍

  • Ashfaq A.
    06/30/2019 23:47

    da agha lataka da

  • Noor A.
    06/30/2019 22:27

    Same like that I will killed in saudi Arabia

  • Noor D.
    06/30/2019 22:10

    😝😝😂😂

  • وادى ا.
    06/30/2019 21:16

    اعود بالله من البلي

  • Mustafa A.
    06/30/2019 20:21

    İşte bu kahpe den koravan

  • Bah A.
    06/30/2019 19:52

    This snake is dangerous snake,