There are many claims that snakes possess an incredibly advanced sense of smell, though it is nothing like what we humans have. Instead of simply smelling using their nostrils, they rely on a unique organ referred to as the Jacobson’s organ. It is a sensory apparatus designed specifically for the purpose of detecting particles of chemicals through the tongue. As a result, the flicking of a snake’s tongue can be perceived as the process of tasting the surrounding air in order to analyze the environment.
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