Assertion: cobra's tongue | /r/HasProperty | forked
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text: Cobras use their forked tongue to smell prey.
text: Rattlesnakes smell with their tongues, and because the tongues are forked, they can tell from which direction a scent is coming.
text: Cobras use their forked tongue to smell prey.
text: King cobras use their forked tongues to pick up signals of smell and transfer them to a sensory receptor located at the roof of the mouth.
text: The King Cobra smells using its forked tongue.
text: They taste and smell with their forked tongue, drawing scents into their mouth which are then recognized by the Jacobson's organ.
text: Like other snakes, a king cobra receives chemical information via its forked tongue, which picks up scent particles and transfers them to a sensory receptor (Jacobson's organ) located in the roof of its mouth.
text: King cobras use their forked tongues to pick up signals of smell and transfer them to a sensory receptor located at the roof of the mouth.
text: They detect their prey by flicking out their forked tongues in the air which picks up chemical signals regarding the prey’s whereabouts.
text: They taste and smell with their forked tongue, drawing scents into their mouth which are then recognized by the Jacobson's organ.
text: King cobras hunt for their food by smelling the air with their forked tongue.
text: They hunt by smell, 'tasting' the air with their forked tongues to track their prey.