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Can snakes and birds live in truce?
Kanchan | Apr 18 2007
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One the predator the other a prey, yet in the tiny island of Seahorse Key on the central Gulf Coast swarming with numerous poisonous cottonmouth snakes, birds survive copiously. About 600 vipers slither around the 165-acre (67-hectare) island,.
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