Second book for the animal studies.
I update the animals, as I come cross new facts.
I get the information from many different books (so, credit to them), along with the pictures form google.
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Lives: North-east Australia and New Guinea. Found in dry grasslands and dense tropical rainforest
Diet: Small mammals, birds,
Eggs: 10-15, rarely 20
The Taipan is a solitary snake. They hunt during daylight hours and are also scent hunters. Young Taipan's major predator is the monitor lizards. Even though Taipans are shy, their venom is highly toxic. The Coastal Taipan has a pale head and is usually brown. Taipans are the few Australian snakes that like to consume mammals.
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