Multiple Choice
How does venom permit a slow-moving predator to feed on prey capable of high-speed escape?
A) Venom disrupts sensory systems such that the prey can no longer detect the predator.
B) Venom disrupts the ability of the prey to digest food and thus have the energy to escape.
C) Venom shuts down the ability of the prey to move very far.
D) Venom confuses the prey such that it may run back in the direction of the predator.
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