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 \nHunters are animals that catch andkill other animals for food.Some hideand wait for their prey to comeclose.Some set a trap.Otherschase after their prey.  \nI am a snake called a puffadder.I wait for my prey tocome close.Then I kill it withthe poisonous venom in myfangs.I am an insect called amantis.I keep very stillto surprise my prey.When my prey isclose,I kick out myspiny front legs tograb a meal.  \nI am a spider.I spin aweb of sticky silk to catchmy prey.As soon as I feel itstruggling to escape,I movein for the kill.I am a mighty tiger.I creep up to my preyslowly and quietly.Then suddenly Ipounce,killing witha bite to the neck.  \n# Weapons!\n\nI am an eagle owl.My sharptalons grip and crush like acircle of knives.  \nI am a caiman.My strong jawsand rows of sharp teeth are deadlyweapons for snapping up fish.  \n8  \nI am a water boatman.I stab my prey to kill it.9  \nI am a darting weasel.  \nI am small,but verystrong for my size.9uDp ogI am a fierce hunterof mice,voles,rabbits,birds,andfrogs.My strongneck helps me tohold them down.","cbCais2qgHvvPCxy","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCais2qgHvvPCxy","pdf",1933083,24,"English","# We are hunters!\n# Weapons!","[{\"question\":\"What does the book mean by “hunters”?\",\"answer\":\"Hunters are animals that catch and kill other animals for food. 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