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Snakes and Slow worms Frequently asked questions about Slow worms:
How do I tell the difference between a Slow Worm and a snake? Slow Worms differ from snakes by having a more cylindrical body and a bullet-shaped head, a moveable eyelid allowing them to blink and a notch rather than a fork in their tongue. Like all UK lizards they can also detach their tails if attacked.
If your question has not been answered or you require more information please contact the Wildlife Information Service on 01733 558960 or info@froglife.org
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