The researchers also rolled up their sleeves to solve this mystery. So what do you think is the reason? How can the skin of snakes benefit birds?

Come, let’s answer this question.

In fact, there is an unexpected reason why the bird’s nests have snake skins.

Birds, the transportation of snake skin to their nests, was a strange behavior, while Dr. Cornell University. According to Vanya Rohwer, finding a snake skin in nature is as much trouble.

Dr. Vanya and scientists interested in the issue tried to make sense of where birds had found them and why they had so much power and time to carry them to their nests.

First of all, historical records of bird nests were examined.

It was seen that the nests made to the holes on the trees and rocks in a surprising form were much more likely to have a snake skin compared to open nests. In the first place, the researchers thought that these leathers kept parasites and germs from bird’s nests away.

However, after the investigations, they did not face such an influence. Afterwards, an experiment was conducted in the Monkey Run Natural Area, which is under the preservation in New York.

They placed quail eggs in both rocky or trees and 145 nests with open tops. Then they put their snake skin in half of the boxes.

The result surprised all researchers.

The eggs in the nests of the snake skin were much more likely to survive from the 14 -day incubation period. In the nests without leather, this was low. So snake skins attributed birds to life in a strange form.

In addition, researcher Vanya Rohwer’a snake skins, bird eggs kidnapping the mice to the mice famous for the mice, thus avoiding the bird’s nests.

In summary, if you come across snake skins in a bird’s nest, leave them where it is related. Birds know and try to connect their offspring to life!