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by wickedwillie on February 15th, 2005

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Are all snakes legless?

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  • by breadmanpaul on February 15th, 2005

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    Snakes are, by definition, legless. If it has legs, it's not a snake. However, there are a few kinds of snakes that have rudimentary or vestigial legs. The significance of these is open to debate.

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    • To complicate things further, in the UK we have the slow worm, which is a form of legless lizard, and which resembles a snake.

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      by Prunesquallor on October 7th, 2008

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