Happy Snakes Game Online - Play Free Fun Snakes Web Games
Happy Snakes is a multi-player snake game inspired by some of the most beloved classics of the .io genre. Compete against real players on the same map, consume food orbs and avoid crashing into someone else. Are you agile enough to grow into the biggest snake on the server? In this free online game the competition never seems mean-spirited: all the snakes crawling around have extremely happy expressions on their faces no matter what happens. This creates a particularly wholesome atmosphere that you don't usually see in these kinds of online games. You can also customize your character in the menu before joining a server by choosing the color you like. Have fun!
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How to Play Happy Snakes Game
The controls are very basic and easy to understand: simply move your mouse to go wherever you want. The goal is to eat as much food as you can find without colliding with anyone else. Some players will try to create collisions on purpose making you crash into them and spill whatever energy you've accumulated. You can play them instead – predict their next move and surround them so that they can't escape. Outsmart your opponents and become the top player of the server.
Fun Snake Facts for Kids
According to Science Kids and kidzone.ws there are many fun snakes facts for kids. Did you know that the jaws of the snakes are not fused together. That means that unlike our jaws, snake jaws are not connected at the back of their mouths. This makes it possible for them to eat very big meals, bigger than their own heads! That would be like you swallowing a whole watermelon! In case you were wondering (cause they are soooo flexible), snakes actually do have bones. A snake's backbone is made up of many vertebrae attached to ribs. Humans have approximately 33 vertebrae and 24 ribs. Snakes have between 200-400 vertebrae with as many ribs attached. Snakes also have two long lungs, a long liver, kidneys and intestines. Snakes belong to the animal class reptiles. This group also includes crocodiles, lizards, and turtles.
