By TETSUYA ISHIKURA/ Staff Writer
August 27, 2020 at 17:20 JST
Clockwise from top left: A blunthead slug snake cuts its prey by moving its lower jaws back and forth. (Captured from a video attached to the published paper)
While most snakes swallow their prey whole, one species of snake on Borneo island in Malaysia uses its left and right lower jaws like a knife and fork to separate the nonedible parts. [Read More]
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