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Where Did the First Snake Crawl? The Finding That Changes the Story of Evolution
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August 20, 2026

Where Did the First Snake Crawl? The Finding That Changes the Story of Evolution

A new study reveals that snake evolution was far more diverse than previously thought: a fossil discovered in Brazil indicates that as early as 80 million years ago they occupied varied habitats and developed different sensory strategies.

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