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iguana-17797	Kempton, C.W.	Snake Eats Snake	2008	1	.pdf	application/pdf	894	32	73	I C A L P E R S P E C T I V E S Snake Eats Snake1 C.W. Kempton Oro Blanco, Arizona Apropos of the interesting notes on snakes, lately published in your columns, I would like to relate the following:— I think it was about the middle of last June that our little boy, who is interested in collecting various natural history objects, brought home a full-grown water-snake. Learning thus that possibly the remaining little snakes might sleep (hibernate) through the winter, soil, small stones, dead leaves, etc., were placed in the box, and they crept away out Snake Story2 Mrs. W.A. Kellerman Columbus, Ohio 2 Originally published in Science, Vol. 21, No. 520 (20 January 1893), pp.	cache/iguana-17797.pdf	txt/iguana-17797.txt