Are snakes really invisible? Of course not! Their vision is actually quite complex, able to detect movement, heat, and even color under certain circumstances. Let us uncover the secrets behind snakes’ eyes and learn about their unique visual world!

A snake's tongue is not for tasting delicious food! Their tongue is called a "forked tongue", which helps snakes detect odor molecules in the environment, just like their "olfactory radar". Want to know more about the mysteries of snakes? Come and explore their world!

Is it said that vinegar can repel snakes? Scientific studies of the reactions of common snakes in Taiwan to vinegar have shown limited effects. Instead of relying on folk remedies, learning to identify snakes and keeping the environment clean are more effective ways to prevent snakes.

The traditional idea that realgar can drive away snakes is deeply rooted. However, scientific studies have shown that realgar has limited effectiveness in repelling snakes. Instead of being superstitious, it is better to learn more effective snake-proofing knowledge, such as keeping the environment clean and preventing snakes from hiding.

Can Plectranthus really repel snakes? It is said that Plectranthus amboinicus has a deterrent effect on snakes, but there is still insufficient scientific evidence. Although some studies have shown that its smell may affect snake behavior, the actual effect is closely related to environmental factors. To effectively prevent snakes, it is recommended to combine other safety measures, such as keeping the environment clean and preventing snakes from hiding.

Snakes are active frequently in Taiwan's summer. Want to keep them away? Studies have shown that certain scents, such as mint and camphor, have a repellent effect on snakes. Why not try it around your home to protect yourself and your family and enjoy a snake-free summer!