Aspecies of snake lives in a rainforest. which would be an adaptation for this
snake?
a....
Computers and Technology, 18.12.2019 23:31, iv267829
Aspecies of snake lives in a rainforest. which would be an adaptation for this
snake?
a. breaking its tooth on a rock
b. learning where mice tend to hide
c. being able to live without water
d. having the same color as common plants
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