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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #44066 Rattlesnake
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The    black    widow    spider's    notoriety  is    not    without    foundation.    However,    an    element    of    exaggeration    has    led    to    certain      regarding    its    evil    nature.    Firstly,    while    it    is    indeed    one    of    the    most    venomous    species    of    spider,    its    venom    being    15    times    stronger    than    that    of    the    prairie    rattlesnake,    its    bite    injects    such    a    small    amount    of    venom    in    that    it    is    unlikely    to    kill    humans.    In    fact      are    rare.    Black    widows    bite    only    if    they    are    touched    or    their    web    is    threatened,    and    only    the    adult    female    is    poisonous.    The    female    is    by    nature,    and    has    been    known    to    kill    and    eat    the    male    after    mating.    Such    are    rare,    but    they    explain    how    the    spider    got    its    name    -    and    its    reputation.    

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