Black Mamba
When choosing an exotic animal, my first thought was to choose something dangerous. After thinking, I remembered dendroaspis polyepsis. The black mamba is not only a beautiful creature, it is dangerous, exciting, and utterly fascinating. The black mamba, as a predator, is the unchallenged leader. The black mamba’s prey is almost solely warm-blooded animals, such as birds and small mammals, including dassies or rock hyraxes and rodents (Robert Burton). Mamba’s main enemies are mongooses, but only when they are young. Eagles and secretary birds may eat them and young ones may be eaten by snake-eating snakes (Robert Burton). A full-grown black mamba has little to fear except those age-old destroyers of serpents—people (Douglas Lee). I was not able to find information about a symbiotic
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