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Did any animal can kills lizard?
yes snakes do
What animal kills snakes and starts with a m?
The MongooseMongoose
What animal has a narrow body and narrow tail and kills poisonous snakes?
Mongoose?
What is a small animal that kills venomous snakes?
Mongoose is a small animal known for killing venomous snakes like cobras due to their agility and speed. These mammals are resistant to snake venom and have specialized techniques for hunting and killing snakes.
What types of foods do lions need to survive?
Well they are a carnivorousness animal. So they eat mainly meat.
What kills Florida pellitory?
snakes
What kills a monkey?
big snakes
What are teeth of a snakes called?
fangs
What animals kill the most people in Thailand?
Currently the mosquitos kills more people every year than any other animal.
What is the smallest animal out of baby snakes or kangaroo?
baby snakes are the smallest animal in the world.
Which animal live in ophidarium?
Snakes
What is an African rodent that kills mice and snakes?
The Meerkat which is the mongoose family.
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