What is the history of snakes?

Have you ever wondered where snakes came from? Believe it or not, millions of years ago, snakes actually used to have legs! In this spectacular episode of History's Not Boring, Mira and Finn slither back in time to uncover the wild history of snakes. Discover how ancient lizards burrowed underground and lost their limbs, leaving behind weird two-legged fossils! Then, travel to a steamy prehistoric jungle to meet the terrifying Titanoboa! This monstrous snake was forty-two feet long—the size of a school bus—and hunted giant crocodiles! You will also learn the awesome science behind snake venom, which is basically just super spicy spit used to paralyze their prey. Plus, we explore why snakes pop up in so many famous ancient myths, from the snake-haired gorgon Medusa to the Aztec feathered serpent god Quetzalcoatl. Finally, find out why these creepy, legless, unblinking reptiles are actually heroes that protect our food and provide life-saving medicine. Get ready for some amazing facts, including how snakes smell using their tongues and can even fly through the air! Tune in for a totally snake-tastic adventure!