#weird “hiccups”?
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I just caught my Yumi doing that twice
Idk what that is
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3504071/
There do not appear to be documented observations of hiccups in reptiles, amphibians, or birds. Much of what is known about the anatomy of the hiccup reflex comes from the study of pathological hiccups, which can arise as a result of infection or malignancy near the diaphragm, or from lesions in the brain.
That's what this site said I'm nqa
So reptiles cannot hiccup; hiccuping is something that can only occur in animals with a diaphragm.
Right but if it's not hiccups then what is it?
Yes I knew this, I just don’t know how else to describe it. 😭
I would go see a vet- I can see the little jump in the video, but that could be something neurologic. I think having a thorough neuro exam would be helpful to evaluate this, along with a general physical!