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How do dolphins eat their prey?
the dolphins eat their prey with their snobs
What organ do snakes use to track down prey?
Their tongue and the Jacobson's organ.
Are dolphins prey?
they can be to the Japanese
Does the puma use its eyes or ears or nose to track down prey?
all of the above.
What is a dolphins favorite prey?
fish
Are sardines a dolphins prey?
yes.
Does bottlenose dolphins prey on crustaceans?
no
What do dolphins do to not be a prey?
They swim away...
Do dolphins hunt prey?
yes
What organ in snake's mouth is used to track down prey in venomous snakes?
Jacobson's organ
What is dolphins main prey?
I believe it is a fish.
What do spotted dolphins prey?
Squids and fish.
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