In the article from national geographic (2001) the author states “kill an elephant with a single bite.”In Grolier online (2015) the author disproves this statement by saying that the mongoose is “tolerant to small dosages of venom.” In the article from national geographic (2001) the author presumes that cobra will win because it is the “longest venomous snake” Although the author of Funk and Wagnall (2014) refutes that the statement by saying “attacking even the largest and most poisonous snakes.” In the article from national geographic (2001) the author states “stands up like a man in a terrifying pose.” Yet Grolier online (2015) states that the mongoose is “victorious because of their
In the article from national geographic (2001) the author states “kill an elephant with a single bite.”In Grolier online (2015) the author disproves this statement by saying that the mongoose is “tolerant to small dosages of venom.” In the article from national geographic (2001) the author presumes that cobra will win because it is the “longest venomous snake” Although the author of Funk and Wagnall (2014) refutes that the statement by saying “attacking even the largest and most poisonous snakes.” In the article from national geographic (2001) the author states “stands up like a man in a terrifying pose.” Yet Grolier online (2015) states that the mongoose is “victorious because of their