Why do snakes shed their skin? Here's the science behind it

Snakes regularly shed their skin. This process is called ecdysis. Younger snakes shed more often. Bluish eyes and reduced activity signal shedding. Snakes shed to grow and remove parasites. Shedding also helps heal injuries. They rub against surfaces to remove the old skin. This process is vital for their health and camouflage. Find out more about the process below!

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