Snakes do not have ears, then how does ‘Naagin Dance’ to the tune of bean? – News18 Hindi

There is no limit to human curiosity towards snakes. His silent activities, poisonous stings and mysterious behavior have been a part of stories, kisses and culture for thousands of years. Despite this, there are still many things related to snakes, which we do not know about. (AI generated)

You must have heard a lot about Naagin dance, people must have seen this dance. Have you ever thought that who taught this dance to the serpent? Or there is magic in the tune of the flute, which they start dancing with fascination. Many people guess that the snake must have been dancing with the sound of the flute, but the snake does not have ears. (AI generated)

You will be surprised to know that snakes have no external ears. This means that they cannot hear voices like humans. Then how do they understand the sound of bean? The amazing fact behind this says something else. Based on scientific facts you will understand that snake dance is actually a type of response, which is hidden in vibration, not raga! (AI generated)

This question has been a matter of curiosity for people for a long time. It seems that the snake is shaking its head in a rhythmic manner to the tune of a snake’s flute, which we have named “dance”. However, there is a scientific interpretation behind it (AI generated)

Snakes cannot hear any voice. This means that they do not react on the basis of a particular feeling, not a raga or tune. The specialty of snakes is that they can feel very clearly the vibration generated in the soil or pot. They feel these vibrations through their jaws and bones. (AI generated)

When Sapera starts playing the bean, its vibration spreads in the ground. The snake feels this vibration and starts shaking its head in response. Seeing the antics of his head, we feel that he is dancing. (AI generated)

Apart from this, the snake mainly sees the activities of the sperm. Especially the speed of the flute or the swinging of the hands of the snakers. This is a “dance” or response experience. (AI generated)

Snakes do not dance to any tune, but react to vibration and vision. You may be surprised to know this, but it is reality. (AI generated)