Are there any sounds that snakes 'hate'? Here's how to scare them away for good.

The appearance of a snake in a home can be dangerous , so it's recommended to keep the area clean, seal any entrances, and control pests. However, if all of this doesn't work, there are some sounds these reptiles truly "hate" and "scare them away." What do the experts say?

The "Shooting Away" page indicates that snakes are sensitive to certain vibrations and frequencies . In particular, snakes perceive ground-level frequencies very well, as they lack external hearing and cannot hear airborne sounds.

- Ultrasound around 17 kHz combined with vibrations between 400 and 1000 Hz:

These are effective in repelling snakes, as these frequencies associate them with ground movements, landslides, or earthquakes, triggering their alert mechanism and causing them to move away from the area.

- Ground vibrations:

Snakes detect ground-borne vibrations very well, so noises such as stomping, using lawnmowers or vibrating devices can deter them,

- Sudden sounds and movements:

The noise of water jets or wind chimes can also disturb or scare snakes, combining sound and vibration to keep them away.

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Are there smells that can keep them away?

The Multiplag website indicates that, just as there are sounds that repel snakes, there are also smells that keep them away. If you want to create a natural barrier against these species, these plants are ideal. They can be planted in pots or directly in the ground to create the desired effect. They are also beautiful and easy to maintain and can contribute to the aesthetics of your garden. ▪️Catnip ▪️Calendula ▪️Rue ▪️Basil ▪️Lemon Myrtle

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You can also add some complementary techniques such as: ▪️Remove debris, wood piles, weeds, and dense bushes. ▪️Keep the grass short and trim vegetation near the house. ▪️Apply wire mesh, stone barriers, and wire mesh.