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Kumatz
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Snake
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A long limbless reptile which has no eyelids, a short tail, and jaws that are capable of considerable extension. Some snakes have a venomous bite.
The "Snake River" is a major river in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States that flows through Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon and Washington State.

Serpiente
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Un reptil largo sin extremidades, sin párpados, con una cola corta y mandíbulas capaces de extenderse considerablemente. Algunas serpientes tienen una mordedura venenosa.
El Rio Serpiente (Snake River) es un río importante en la región del noroeste del Pacífico de los Estados Unidos que fluye a través de Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon y el estado de Washington.

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Kumatz
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Jun aj jururen chikop rab'arik maj raqan uq'ab', maj rij ubaq'wach, ko'l raqan ri uje' xuquje' kkun chre uyuqik rib' ri ukakate'. K'o nik'iaj kumatz ajkmisanel kunab'al ri ki tyo'nib'al.
Ri kumatz nima' (Snake River) are jun nim ub'antajik nima' pa rulewal ri rikiq'ab' elb'al kqiq' pa qajb'al q'ij plo rech EE.UU. ri ku b'inisaj rib' chupam ri Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon xuquje' ri Washington.

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