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hmm

Submitted by heather on Thu, 02/14/2008 - 2:12am.

that's an interesting thought.

a reptilian behavioral phenomenon to consider when thinking about your theory is that snakes know to swallow their prey head-first. to me this implies a high level of sensory perception - to be able to recognize anatomical structure....

i need to do more research on that, but i just thought i'd share.

cheers!

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