Lying in a tranquil coil, the snake senses a shift in temperature. Licking the air for a scent, she gracefully raises her wedge-shaped head, captivating eyes fixed forward. The supple curve of her neck arches, tongue flickering, body poised for action.
A poisonous snake is a small, stealthy creature known for its venomous bite. It uses its fangs to inject venom into its prey, causing paralysis or death. Commonly found in forests and jungles, these snakes are often used in traps or as guardians by those skilled in handling dangerous animals.
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