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Sidewinding is a type of
locomotion unique to snakes, used to move
across loose or
slippery substrates. It is most
often used by the
Saharan horned viper...
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evidence that
sidewinding is ****ociated with the sand
being hot. When push-points are absent, but
there is not
enough space to use
sidewinding because of...
- adder, Peringuey's
desert adder,
sidewinding adder,
Namib dwarf sand adder,
dwarf puff adder,
Namib desert sidewinding adder,
dwarf sand adder,
Namib dwarf...
- impression, with the tip of the hook
pointing in the
direction of travel.
Sidewinding is also the
primary mode of
locomotion in
other desert sand dwellers...
- to move in a
sidewinding direction on land.[citation needed] In the BBC
series 'Life in Cold Blood' it was
filmed adapting this
sidewinding technique to...
- dictionary.
Sidewinder may
refer to:
Sidewinding, a form of
locomotion used by some
snakes Bitis peringueyi or
sidewinding adder, a
venomous adder species...
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permits it to lash out like a
released spring. They move
about mainly by
sidewinding: a
method at
which they are
considerably proficient and
alarmingly quick...
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black tip, is
usually thin.
Common names of this
species include desert sidewinding horned viper,
Saharan horned viper,
horned s,
Sahara horned viper, desert...
- use of cleats. Some
snakes use an
unusual method of
movement known as
sidewinding on sand or
loose soil.
Animals caught in
terrestrial mudflows are subject...
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takes more
calories per
meter to use
concertina locomotion than
either sidewinding or
lateral undulation. In snakes,
there are two
currently recognized...
