देखिये क्या सच में चंदन के पेड़ से लिपटे रहते हैं सांप या है महज़ अफवाह

When we are young or growing, we all have heard that the sandalwood tree is always wrapped in a snake but they can never make it poisonous. However, there is no question in our mind that there really is a snake wrapped in a sandalwood tree. Let us tell you what the truth is all about.

The clear answer to this question is that in reality, snakes often make sandalwood their place and prefer not only sandalwood but also on many aromatic trees such as Rajnigandha or jasmine. It is believed that the aroma of these trees attracts snakes.

Scientists have certified snakes have the ability to smell. They can smell not only from their nostrils but also from the upper part of the tongue. The snake reaches the sandal or jasmine until it is smelled, though it is not the sole purpose of coming to these trees and shrubs for fragrance.

You would be surprised to know that if some countries like North-South poles and Ireland-New Zealand leave, then snakes are found in almost every country of the world. Being a part of the early life that came to Earth, the animal usually likes to live in cold and dark places, and its cause is its ectotherm. Actotermum means that organisms that rely on external objects to keep their body temperature controlled.

Such organisms are always found in bills, bush, rocks or in water and around water. Now that the temperature of sandalwood, rajnigandha and jasmine is slightly less compared to other plants and this is the main reason that these snakes are especially attracted.