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Tikki Animal Behavior
Yes, Rudyard Kipling does portray the animal characteristic and its habitat correctly and here is the reason why I think the author is right.
In the story “Dinner Party” last paragraph. The cobra is under the hostess feet the whole time. That show that the cobra is very sneaky and dangerous, also it has the poisonous venom that attacks human nerves. In the movie “Rikki Tikki Tavi” When the cobra attacks, it spread its hood when it's in threatened or it is attacking its prey. In the movie Rikki Tikki, the snake finds every way to find and kill the mongoose and the family that save the mongoose. That show that the snake is very aggressive and wicked, the reason cause it to be that aggressive is most likely that mongoose think snakes as their

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