Which is NOT TRUE concerning how predators kill their prey: Question 85 options: Cats bite into the neck vertebrae of their prey Crab Spiders inject a mixture of toxins and digestive enzymes into their prey Coyotes and foxes shake small prey to snap their neck (shake and break) Bird hawks (accipiters) kill with their talons Gray Rat Snakes use venom to subdue their prey
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