Every year some classes of the French school of Pondicherry work on nature projects in English. 2009 was the year of the sea turtle. This year Mr Giroux has decided to make 4ème2 and 4ème3 discover the sleeky world of snakes! Mme Mathis will help him from a distance (because she's not too keen on meeting snakes!) We are also joined by the 6 euro who will be working with Mme François and Mme Rollinde on the disappearing common sparrow. Mr Chaitanya will work on both projects.
Shedding
Snakes shed when their skin is too small for them, and then it serve for removing parasites like mites and ticks.
when the snake shed the color of the skin changes. Moulting takes a long time in a snake life so before a moult the snake stops eating and goes to a safer place. And just before shedding the skin becomes dry. The old skin breaks near the mouth and the snake comes out helped by rubbing itself against a rought surface.
Cédric Michel
4°2
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