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    I guess challenge accepted.......Unlike wolves, the boas didn’t otherwise hang out together. They’re solitary creatures. Wolves hunt together for primarily social reasons—multiple studies have shown that they don’t necessarily get more food by sticking with a pack. Snakes hunt together for the strategy.......Other instances of snakes hunting together have been observed, including the BBC's heart-in-mouth Planet Earth II segment of Galapagos racers hunting a baby iguana, but it's far from certain that there is any coordination between individual animals.
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