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hey guys, have you ever noticed while feeding your snakes the each snake has a certain motion in which it likes to coil (either clockwise or anti-clockwise)
 
Pretty sure they don't pay attention to things like that... "hmmm, left, or right today? Been a bit lefty lately, think i'll go right!"

Statistically speaking i'm sure you'd eventually find some correlation if only out of habit.
 
It actually makes a lot of sense. Most people have both a dominant leg as well as a dominant arm and this has been observed in quadraped animals too.

As vaguely suggested by post #2, the stats will tell you the truth. Start a log book of each time your snake coils and then you can see if it is significant or not.
 
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