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What's for lunch?

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That's what they do around here. This guy though probably bit more than he can chew (read swallow).
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Viktor Jarikov wrote:That's what they do around here. This guy though probably bit more than he can chew (read swallow).
Indeed, since those pectoral fin spines can be locked outwards, so I'm not sure how the snake is going to get past that...
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Re: What's for lunch?

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The spines don't even slow them down and it's the same with birds ,Tip them up and gulp down they go. A great Blue heron will swallow a one pound cat with no problem or a 8 inch blue gill .All in a days work. (-|
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