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These are faked.They provide the animals and the situation and the environment and produce a entertaining product called tv
There are crayfish all over the US not just the east coast...no matter the voice the facts are not always real
From what I learned, not only snakes can hold their breath underwater for a long time but they can also sense and eat prey during that time too as well. 🐍
Wow, an Attenborough video with no climate crisis mentioned !
Most specialized diet ever
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Crayfish: "Haha, I'm in danger."
So it only eats one thing and only at one specific time. How does it not starve 😭
Personally, I feel like this snake is the only solution to the problem of invasive crayfish populations in Europe.
2% crayfish, 98% river water.
And it’s going to die by being digested. 💀
I didn't no snake eat gourmet lobster 😂😂😂
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How does it eat underwater?
Ah. Soft-shell crab. Delicious. My favourite Chinese restaurant in Toronto had them on the menu.
So the Queen Snake is venomous? What’s fascinating is that the snake swallows the crayfish underwater without drowning while it has its mouth fully open!
It's the never-ending story; you get naked and the snake gets you.
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GULP!!!! Yum Yum!