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In my opinion , I would say (B) Snake , cause people are known to be frighten of snakes , especially with the slightly cut tongues and highly scary hiss , and also knowing to be possible of poisions , you would expect a person to get scared , and especially if they are known to be very dangerous and cause of to be very mean in a way of a cause of injurie , so I would go with (B) Snakes

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kherson [118]2 years ago

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Snake because people often associate snake with bad, dangerous, evil, etc.

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