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small animals. Rattlesnakes kill their prey with venom. Like all snakes, they swallow the unfortunate animals whole. Few snakes have to eat mor e than once a week and some, such as the larger pythons, can survive for a year or mor e without eating. 4. Mongooses like to hunt together, but they always keep a lookout for dangerous predators nearby ...
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