MYTHS OF COBRA FLUTE

Maybe my friend often see a spectacle where there is a cobra charmer blowing the flute and the snake moves to dance following the strains of the flute. When viewing these impressions you may be amazed that the snake can wiggle after a tune. But did you know that it turns out the snake can not hear, so it seems very unlikely the snake can dance to the strains of tone diamiankan by the snake charmer. Then why the snake can move to the left right to follow the strains of the snake charmer's charm?

Snakes are animals that can not hear and despite having eyes, the tongue of the snake is more a role as the senses to find and find prey. In the case of a snake that moves following the strains issued by the handler it turns out the serpent is not due to follow the alulan voice but follow the movement of flute from the handler. And for the distilled snake used by the handler is a threat or an enemy so if you notice the occasional snake will try to peck the flute of the handler. Thus it is clear that the snake is moving not because of the sound but because of the movement of the handler's flute. Consider the following video.