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Snakes don’t have legs, but they can still slither along the ground like a sliding ruler moving across your desk.

When a snake moves, it pushes parts of its body against the ground and pulls itself forward, just like when you crawfish under a table. Imagine pushing one foot out while pulling the other in, that’s how snakes move!

Think about sliding down a slide at the park. A snake does something similar. It uses its muscles to push parts of its body forward, and then pulls the rest along. This makes it look like it's gliding across the ground.

Some snakes even move in a wave-like motion, as if they're doing the undulating dance on a trampoline. Each part of their body moves one after another, just like when you shake a jump rope up and down!

Snakes can also move sideways or climb trees by using different parts of their bodies, almost like a flexible ladder changing shape to fit where it needs to go. Snakes don’t have legs, but they can still slither along the ground like a sliding ruler moving across your desk.

When a snake moves, it pushes parts of its body against the ground and pulls itself forward, just like when you crawfish under a table. Imagine pushing one foot out while pulling the other in, that’s how snakes move!