Python Pit (including HD POV) - Party Zone U.S.A.

Pit vipers detect their warm-blooded prey using specialized heat-sensing pits located between their eyes and nostrils. These pits contain a membrane that is highly sensitive to infrared radiation (heat). This allows the snakes to "see" an image of their prey in the dark, similar to how a thermal camera works. | Eureka HN B

Yellow Anaconda🐍🐍 DYK- All Anacodas have heat-sensing pits along their jaws. These pits identify prey by detecting warm-blooded species’ body heat. Newborn anacondas are often larger than the babies of the majority of the world's snakes. They are just about 1% of their mother’s size. #anacoda #snakes #explorejoburg # joburgzoo | The Johannesburg Zoo