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 '''Snakes''', also called '''air snakes'''<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/19991115034511/http://www.yoshisstory.com/3-1.html ''Yoshi's Story'' official website (Wayback Archive)]. Retrieved July 11, 2015.</ref> or '''Aerosnakes'''<ref>''Official UK Nintendo Magazine'' Issue 67, page 28. "'''''AEROSNAKES'''''"</ref>, are creatures that float in the air and can be used as moving platforms in ''[[Yoshi's Story]]''. When a [[Yoshi (species)|Yoshi]] steps on one, the snake will start flying in the air. They are only encountered in the first area of Stage 3-1: [[Cloud Cruising]], in which they are found en masse.
-Snakes come in two types: '''blue snakes'''<ref name=guide>The ''Yoshi's Story'' Player's Guide, page 56.</ref> and '''red snakes'''<ref name=guide/>. When stepped on, both will play carnival-esque music, but the music is slightly different depending on the snake and plays either forward or backwards, depending on the snake's path. Should a Yoshi lose a snake, the Yoshi can always find a it again at its original spot. Otherwise, once a snake moves, it never stops. Blue snakes are encountered first, and move in a horizontal zig-zagging motion, while red snakes move in a vertical zig-zagging motion, necessitating jumping to stay on board; both change direction when landed upon. The incline that the snakes travel in varies between each.
+Snakes come in two types: '''blue snakes'''<ref name=guide>Leung, Jason, Terry Munson, and Scott Pelland. ''Yoshi's Story'' Player's Guide. Page 56.</ref> and '''red snakes'''<ref name=guide/>. When stepped on, both will play carnival-esque music, but the music is slightly different depending on the snake and plays either forward or backwards, depending on the snake's path. Should a Yoshi lose a snake, the Yoshi can always find a it again at its original spot. Otherwise, once a snake moves, it never stops. Blue snakes are encountered first, and move in a horizontal zig-zagging motion, while red snakes move in a vertical zig-zagging motion, necessitating jumping to stay on board; both change direction when landed upon. The incline that the snakes travel in varies between each.
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