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World's Smallest Snake Can Pass Through a Pencil Without a Lead
An exclusive video revealed for the first time the world's tiniest snake as it happily gulped down a group of tiny ants. The creature belongs to the thread snake family and is scientifically known as Tetracheilostoma sp. nov.
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