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They can be found anywhere most common in houses they do bite you and it does hurt so they will most likely bleed.
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Where will you find adders?
you can find adders at hill end in the UK. the adders live in the long grass, in the river and in the forest where abouts there is loads of rabbits , sheep , people. by Lauren Kay Yusuf
Is the UK in Europe?
The UK is found in Europe, which a continent spanning many countries.
Where can IT outsourcing companies be found?
IT outsourcing companies can be found through local telephone directories. The most commonly used directory of this kind in the UK is the Yellow Pages.
What is most commonly spoken language in the UK?
The most commonly spoken language in the UK is English.
What wild cat lives in the UK?
The wild cats that can be found in Britain are not natives. These are commonly Panthers, Pumas or 'Black Cats'.
Are orange mobile phones only available in the UK?
No. They are sometimes available in USA. Orange mobile phones can be transfered from United Kingdom, to the United States of America. But they are commonly found in UK.
Where do the stone keep castles exist?
Stone keep castles are mostly found in the UK, Ireland and Europe, although varied models can be found all over the world. But for the most part, keeps were found in the UK and Europe
What is it in the UK's side walk called?
In the UK the sidewalk is commonly referred to as the pavement.
What are some book stores commonly found in the UK town centers?
Book stores can be widely found in many UK town centres. Some of these include Woodley, Mansfield, Worthing, Bridgend, Sedbergh, Wigtown and many more. You will find some names when you do a search on the web.
Is Nepal part of UK?
No, Nepal is not part of the UK.
What are 3 commonly seen butterflies in the wet season?
That depends what country you're in - and what area. In my part of the UK, we see Red admirals, Heliconius and Cabbage White.
What is the western part of England part of UK?
If you are thinking about Wales, it is part of the UK but not part of England.
