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Snakes

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Jonathan and Lucas

Jonathan and Lucas. Basilisk and King cobra snake. There are five different groups of animals with vertebrates. . Mammals Reptiles Fish Amphibians Birds. The King cobra snake and the Basilisk are both Reptiles. Most Reptiles have these characteristics:. Most have scales.

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snakes

snakes. By Haley and Ellee. There are about 3000 snakes species in the world and about 375 are venomous. An anaconda can grow up to 38 feet. . Snakes use their tongue to smell. We think the black mamba is considered the most venomous snake in the world. .

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snakes

snakes. By Haley and Ellee. There are about 3000 snakes species in the world and about 375 are venomous. An anaconda can grow up to 38 feet. . Snakes use their tongue to smell. We think the black mamba is considered the most venomous snake in the world. .

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The Many Cobras

The Many Cobras. Common Names. King Cobra Asian Cobra Indian Cobra Spectacled Cobra Cobra De Capello. Scientific Names. Asian Cobras Burmese Spitting Cobra ( Naja manadalayensis ) Central Asian Cobra ( Naja oxiana ) Chinese Cobra ( Naja atra )

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King Cobra

King Cobra. Presented by: Kalvin LeBoeuf March 28,2013. King Cobra - Reptile. The King Cobra is a member of the reptile family. All reptiles have scales and lay e ggs. Reptiles have been on earth For millions of years. Map of habitat.

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Reptiles

Reptiles. By Brody , Joleigh and Hunter. . Some reptiles are vertibrates . . All reptiles lay eggs. . The longest monitor lizard is 10 feet, or 3 meters!!. A female turtle lays her eggs in the sand. All reptiles are cold blooded. Snakes are reptiles that have no legs. .

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Snakes!

Snakes!. Written by Aryel Ramirez. zoltantakacs.com/.../king_cobra_26709_340.jpg. My book is dedicated to my teachers: Mrs. DeBord and Mrs. Ashley. Table of contents. Facts about snakes Habitat Diet Different kinds of snakes Poison or not poison Resources. Facts about Snakes.

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ANIMAL REPORT

ANIMAL REPORT. INTRODUCTION . Do you know about an animal that can kill an elephant in one bite? This animal is the most venomous snake of all . . INTRODUCTION. If you guessed a king cobra, you are correct!!!!. KING COBRA HABITAT. South and Southeast Aisa Forests with water near by

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King Cobras

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KING COBRA

KING COBRA. By:Gregory. Description. 18 feet(5.5m) long 1/2 inch(1.25cm) long fangs scaly skin glistens false eye spots on hood. Habitat. rain forests India China Asia. Diet. carnivore(meat eater) other snakes lizards swallows prey whole

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Cougars

By Trent. Cougars. Where is this animal found?. Northern Canada Pacific N orth West Oregon Idaho Washington . Habitat. Forest Desert Mountains caves . C haracteristics. Small head long tails long necks blond . Prey. Cougars Eat Deer Bear Elk Raccoon. Predators.

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A Crazy Day with Cobras

A Crazy Day with Cobras. A Crazy Day with Cobras is book about Jack and Annie searching for 1 of the items that they'll need to reverse a spell.

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Animal Facts

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King cobra

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KING COBRA

KING COBRA. Julia Prisco. Where does this animal live?. The King Cobra lives in India, China, A sia and the Philippines. What does this animal like to eat?. The King Cobra eats lizards and other snakes. What does this animal look like?. It can be 8 feet l ong and weigh 20 pounds.

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King Cobra

King Cobra. Golden Lion Tamarin. Silvery Gibbon. Common Palm Civet. Vampire Bat.

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Animals

Animals. By : Harrison. Snakes. Snakes can molt when it is time for them to grow. Did you know that snakes eat rats? Rattlesnakes ea the most. Some snakes are nice. Red, black, and white snakes are we do, ipoisonous . If snakes walked like bet they would have 100 legs! . Tigers.

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