Do snakes have tails or is it just head and tail? Alright, listen up. Snakes. More specifically, their bone structure, it’s just a skull and spine. A tail is essentially just a part of the spine extending outwards to create a separate limb/attachment. So would a snake just be a head and then tail (unless a rattlesnake) and if not, where exactly would the tail part start?

They have both. The actual tail of a snake is a relatively short bit at the end, behind the anus, similarly to any other vertebrate animals. Most of the snake's body is the torso, and the neck is also short tho

they have both

Explanation:

The actual tail of a snake is a short bit at the end , and most of the snake's body is the torso

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