The tongue is wriggled like a worm . Lingual lures are very well developed in young alligator snapping turtles which wait underwater with their mouths open. They use their wormlike tongue as a lure for small prey, snapping their open . A close up of my alligator snapping turtle, brutus, using his tongue lure, known as a vermiform. He doesn't catch any fish in this video but .
They use their wormlike tongue as a lure for small prey, snapping their open .
A close up of my alligator snapping turtle, brutus, using his tongue lure, known as a vermiform. Alligator snapping turtles have an appendage called a 'vermiform' which looks like a worm and fills with blood in the presence of fish. By wriggling this — and . Lingual lures are very well developed in young alligator snapping turtles which wait underwater with their mouths open. He doesn't catch any fish in this video but . For one thing, the alligator snapper has a red, wormlike lure in its mouth. Under the cover of murky water — this alligator snapping turtle's tongue masquerades as a worm, luring its prey into striking distance. When it opens its jaw, unsuspecting fish see it and think it's a worm. They use their wormlike tongue as a lure for small prey, snapping their open . The tongue is wriggled like a worm . Alligator snapping turtles hold the record as the largest.
When it opens its jaw, unsuspecting fish see it and think it's a worm. Under the cover of murky water — this alligator snapping turtle's tongue masquerades as a worm, luring its prey into striking distance. They use their wormlike tongue as a lure for small prey, snapping their open . By wriggling this — and . Alligator snapping turtles hold the record as the largest.
Alligator snapping turtles hold the record as the largest.
A close up of my alligator snapping turtle, brutus, using his tongue lure, known as a vermiform. They use their wormlike tongue as a lure for small prey, snapping their open . Alligator snapping turtles hold the record as the largest. Under the cover of murky water — this alligator snapping turtle's tongue masquerades as a worm, luring its prey into striking distance. For one thing, the alligator snapper has a red, wormlike lure in its mouth. Lingual lures are very well developed in young alligator snapping turtles which wait underwater with their mouths open. He doesn't catch any fish in this video but . By wriggling this — and . The tongue is wriggled like a worm . Alligator snapping turtles have an appendage called a 'vermiform' which looks like a worm and fills with blood in the presence of fish. When it opens its jaw, unsuspecting fish see it and think it's a worm.
Under the cover of murky water — this alligator snapping turtle's tongue masquerades as a worm, luring its prey into striking distance. When it opens its jaw, unsuspecting fish see it and think it's a worm. For one thing, the alligator snapper has a red, wormlike lure in its mouth. He doesn't catch any fish in this video but . They use their wormlike tongue as a lure for small prey, snapping their open .
By wriggling this — and .
By wriggling this — and . Alligator snapping turtles hold the record as the largest. Lingual lures are very well developed in young alligator snapping turtles which wait underwater with their mouths open. When it opens its jaw, unsuspecting fish see it and think it's a worm. They use their wormlike tongue as a lure for small prey, snapping their open . For one thing, the alligator snapper has a red, wormlike lure in its mouth. Alligator snapping turtles have an appendage called a 'vermiform' which looks like a worm and fills with blood in the presence of fish. Under the cover of murky water — this alligator snapping turtle's tongue masquerades as a worm, luring its prey into striking distance. He doesn't catch any fish in this video but . The tongue is wriggled like a worm . A close up of my alligator snapping turtle, brutus, using his tongue lure, known as a vermiform.
Alligator Snapping Turtle Worm Tongue - They use their wormlike tongue as a lure for small prey, snapping their open .. Lingual lures are very well developed in young alligator snapping turtles which wait underwater with their mouths open. He doesn't catch any fish in this video but . By wriggling this — and . For one thing, the alligator snapper has a red, wormlike lure in its mouth. Alligator snapping turtles have an appendage called a 'vermiform' which looks like a worm and fills with blood in the presence of fish.
By wriggling this — and alligator snapping turtle tongue. Alligator snapping turtles have an appendage called a 'vermiform' which looks like a worm and fills with blood in the presence of fish.