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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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136 comments

  • Dina M.
    06/20/2019 06:43

    that’s amazing

  • Barbara D.
    06/20/2019 07:31

    Very interesting!

  • Tena S.
    06/20/2019 08:07

    :o

  • Cheyenne B.
    06/20/2019 08:12

    dit is interessant kijk dan

  • Greg H.
    06/20/2019 09:21

    Tattlesnake lol

  • Tana M.
    06/20/2019 09:34

    ET PERSONNE ME DEMANDE SI J'AIME LES SERPENTS

  • Michelle M.
    06/20/2019 09:42

    Tom Martin-Prime

  • JerryzTomz
    06/20/2019 10:45

    🐍🐍😟😟😞

  • Ouday B.
    06/20/2019 10:54

    🐍 🐍

  • Denise E.
    06/20/2019 13:33

    Ewe

  • Carol M.
    06/20/2019 16:22

    Strange and wonderful.

  • Maria C.
    06/20/2019 16:38

    hell no 😳

  • Thang C.
    06/21/2019 01:32

    Zigzag pivoting moves...

  • Corey B.
    06/21/2019 01:35

    Snaaaaake

  • Santiago M.
    06/21/2019 03:48

    Wonderful

  • Dany T.
    06/21/2019 14:05

    Shivers!

  • Asper
    06/21/2019 16:58

    Yep..... it's awesome

  • Aldar A.
    06/21/2019 17:22

    تم

  • Tara T.
    06/21/2019 17:30

    Not friends with snakes

  • سامر ا.
    06/21/2019 17:47

    ساهر الجبوري