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[VIDEO] Study: Tree Snakes Do Weird Loop Crawl Like Lasso, Making Them More Potent
A new type of snake movement gives insight into how a small snake managed to obliterate thousands of local wildlife. The brown tree snakes were recorded to move in lasso-like motion to effectively climb trees that are usually hard to climb for snakes.
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