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A roadrunner chick swallowed more than it could chew!! - Roadrunner chicks inherit a natural resistance to certain snake venoms, allowing them to survive accidental bites from dangerous prey like rattlesnakes. - In harsh desert environments, hunting snakes provides chicks with a vital source of water directly from the...

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