Exploring Bird Life: A Journey Through Avian Wonders

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In the Amazon rainforest, a single snake lives a largely solitary life, as most snake species do not form social groups. It spends much of its time concealed under leaf litter, in burrows, or coiled on branches, using camouflage to avoid predators and ambush prey. The snake relies on vibrations, scent, and heat detection rather than sight to locate food such as small mammals, birds, or amphibians. Interaction with other snakes is minimal and usually limited to mating or competition for territory