Georgia Aquarium says tentacled snakes can stay underwater 30 minutes
The snakes have an aquatic adaptation that lets them stay submerged before raising their nostrils above the surface to breathe.
From Georgia Aquarium· Instagram · Nov 7
Open the post“"Did you know they only have 30 minutes?" Tentacled snakes have an aquatic adaptation that allows them to stay underwater for up to 30 minutes before raising their nostrils above the surface to take a breath! 🐍🌊”
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