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Is slithering the same as walking?
No, means moving on belly like a snake, can reference other creatures but usually used in reference to a snake, worm or something without appendages
Which snake reproduce directly?
python
Which of the following is actually a lizard?
glass snake
Is a boomslang a frog a snake or a bird of prey?
It is a type of tree snake, directly translated from the "Afrikaans" language. (Boom - tree; slang - snake)
Life of a snake?
the snake usually would hide/eat there prey, and have babies
If one snake head of a 2 headed snake dies what happens?
Usually the rest of the snake dies too.
What works with something in its eye?
snake
What snake has a black head and red body?
probably a coral snake or something
What are two things snake usually does?
snake lay eggs an i think bite people .
Which of the following organisms has an exterior that is radially symmetric a snake?
A starfish
What snake starts with the letter m?
The first snake that came to mind when I read the question was... Mamba.
What always work with something in its eye?
snake
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