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Grass snakes typically swallow toads whole. They use their flexible jaws to grasp the toad and then slowly consume it by pushing it down their throat. The snake's digestive system is adapted to handle the toxins that toads may contain, allowing them to safely digest their prey. After swallowing, the snake relies on its stomach acids to break down the toad's body for nutrients.

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