Snake and Worm Lizard Behavior

The video explores the behavior of the false smooth snake, a small venomous predator that hunts lizards. It uses its sense of smell to track prey in rocky areas. The snake usually stays above ground but follows a worm lizard into its tunnel. The lizard uses chemical markers to navigate, and the snake struggles due to its size, allowing the lizard to escape. The snake then returns to the surface, waiting for easier prey, blending into the environment like the Alhambra blends into its rocky foundation.

What is the primary hunting method of the false smooth snake?

• Using its sense of smell

• Chasing prey at high speed

• Ambushing from trees

• Using venomous bites

How does the worm lizard manage to escape from the snake?

• By climbing a tree

• By using chemical markers in a tunnel

• By swimming away

• By flying

What prevents the snake from catching the worm lizard?

• The snake is too large to fit in the tunnel

• The snake is too slow

• The snake is distracted by other prey

• The snake is afraid of the dark

What does the snake do after failing to catch the worm lizard?

• It digs a new tunnel

• It waits in the sun for easier prey

• It swims to a new location

• It climbs a tree to look for birds

How does the snake's camouflage compare to the Alhambra?

• It is more colorful

• It is more noticeable

• It is less effective

• It blends into the terrain similarly