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'It's Bizarre': Scientists Discover A New Way Snakes Can Climb

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Biologist Bruce Jayne and researchers at Colorado State University call the previously unknown method lasso locomotion because of the lasso-like way brown tree snakes can wrap their bodies around objects like poles and trees to climb.
It is a really bizarre way of moving that allows snakes to climb really big cylindrical surfaces, Jayne says with a slight laugh. The find is particularly exciting since Jayne says these snakes have been widely studied for years and yet this new way of climbing hadn t been observed until now.
The study is published in the journal
Why This Is Important
The climbing behavior was observed in brown tree snakes in Guam. This species of snake is native to Australia and Indonesia, and is considered a highly invasive species in Guam. It s believed to have been introduced to the island in the late 1940s or early 1950s, likely on shipping vessels traveling around at the end of or just after World War II, Jayne says. ....

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Photos show how a tree snake makes its body into a lasso to climb and hunt prey

Photos show how a tree snake makes its body into a lasso to climb and hunt prey
Photos show how a tree snake makes its body into a lasso to climb and hunt prey
Aylin WoodwardJan 15, 2021, 00:47 IST
A brown tree snake in a tree in Guam.Bjorn Lardner
A new study shows a species of tree snake uses an unprecedented form of locomotion in order to climb objects like trees.
The brown tree snake loops its body into a lasso around wide, cylindrical objects in order to ascend them.
This lasso technique likely helps the snake scale wider trees and hunt birds nesting in the canopy. ....

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Brown tree snakes use lasso-like locomotion to climb and hunt birds

Bjorn Lardner
A new study shows a species of tree snake uses an unprecedented form of locomotion in order to climb objects like trees.
The brown tree snake loops its body into a lasso around wide, cylindrical objects in order to ascend them.
This lasso technique likely helps the snake scale wider trees and hunt birds nesting in the canopy.
The brown tree snake loves to snack on birds.
One of the world s most prolific invasive species, this tropical predator decimated bird populations on Guam over the last 70 years.
Now scientists may have figured out how.
According to a new study published in the journal Current Biology, brown tree snakes can climb an object like a tree trunk by wrapping their bodies around it in a lasso shape and shimmying upward. ....

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These snakes wiggle up smooth poles by turning their bodies into "lassoes"

These snakes wiggle up smooth poles by turning their bodies into ‘lassoes’
Kate Baggaley
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Biologists discovered a previously unknown form of movement that the brown tree snakes use to climb wide objects, like poles.
When the brown tree snake is determined to climb something, it’s pretty hard to stop it. For decades, the invasive reptiles have slithered up trees to feast upon the forest birds of Guam. They did so with such ease that it intrigued biologists. Now, in a new study, researchers put the snakes’ skills to the test with large smooth poles, which are notoriously difficult to ascend. They turned out to be no match for the snakes. In the process, the scientists identified a previously unknown form of movement that the brown tree snakes used to shape their bodies into “lassoes” and pull themselves up the wide metal barriers.The researchers reported on January 11 in the journal ....

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Snakes are climbing poles using a terrifying new technique

"We watched that part of the video about 15 times. It was a shocker. Nothing I d ever seen compares to it." ....

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