"It will rain in the snake aisle" has been verified several times. Why does it rain so soon in the snake aisle?

Snakes are very sensitive to weather changes. When it rains, they can predict the humidity in the air in advance and then find a dry place to hide.

Snakes are animals that live in caves between grasslands and rocks. Snakes are cold-blooded animals. When the weather changes, they are very sensitive to the cold and humidity of the air. Too humid climate will make snakes uncomfortable, especially before it rains, and the air humidity is relatively high, so you should go to a dry place to hide. Because we can often see activities like snakes, we have known about them for a long time and have been discovered. That's why we say it will rain in the snake aisle. In fact, this is their way of life.

The appearance of snakes has become a kind of "weather forecast" in nature. They can predict in advance that it will rain soon, and then walk around and pass it on to each other. When people saw it, they knew it was going to rain. This perception of snakes is the nature and instinct of the animal kingdom. The climate change in nature can be judged by the living habits of animals. Animals are more sensitive to nature than humans, which can help us prepare for the next step in advance at critical times.

There is also a saying that there is a fixed route for snakes to come out for activities or foraging, but if it rains, the rain will wet the road, making it difficult to crawl and disrupting the fixed foraging route, so they must come out for food before it rains, and then hide immediately. So, when heavy rain comes, you can see snakes running around.

"It will rain in the snake aisle" still has some scientific basis. People can predict the weather changes by observing the behavior of animals. Therefore, people and animals must live in harmony.