Nick Evans- Snake Rescuer - Did you know? Snakes have scales over their eyes, rather than eyelids, known as 'eye caps'. When they shed their skin, it usually comes off with the
![hato ✨@ dragonflight on Twitter: "I removed my first stuck eye cap today. It was scary and difficult but my sweet sunshine is now seeing clearly again. I love you Rhea! #snake # hato ✨@ dragonflight on Twitter: "I removed my first stuck eye cap today. It was scary and difficult but my sweet sunshine is now seeing clearly again. I love you Rhea! #snake #](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DyOXsR4VAAAGTyf.jpg:large)
hato ✨@ dragonflight on Twitter: "I removed my first stuck eye cap today. It was scary and difficult but my sweet sunshine is now seeing clearly again. I love you Rhea! #snake #
![A ringneck snake has blue eye caps indicating that it's close to its shedding phase Stock Photo - Alamy A ringneck snake has blue eye caps indicating that it's close to its shedding phase Stock Photo - Alamy](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/W1EC4T/a-ringneck-snake-has-blue-eye-caps-indicating-that-its-close-to-its-shedding-phase-W1EC4T.jpg)
A ringneck snake has blue eye caps indicating that it's close to its shedding phase Stock Photo - Alamy
![Brian Barczyk 🐍 on Twitter: "For those that wondered what a Scaleless Ball Pythons shed looks like. You can see the eye caps here. http://t.co/dc9J955iEx" / Twitter Brian Barczyk 🐍 on Twitter: "For those that wondered what a Scaleless Ball Pythons shed looks like. You can see the eye caps here. http://t.co/dc9J955iEx" / Twitter](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BXIXVz2CYAAIjIH.jpg)