Which outcome is most likely when a venomous snake strikes, then immediately releases its prey in a dense forest?

💡 Explanation

Successful predation benefits from the *chemoreception* mechanism. Tracking follows increasing scent left by dispersing venom is more effective, because predators locate quickly, therefore catching moving prey, rather than instantly incapacitating heavy animals only.

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