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1. Why are things considered nonliving and why do organisms need them? 2. Why do you think snakes do not live in the Arctic Tundra?
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1. Why are things considered nonliving and why do organisms need them?

2. Why do you think snakes do not live in the Arctic Tundra?

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I don't really understand the first question but the second question answer is they do not live in the Artic Tundra because they are cold blooded and need hot habitats to survive.

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The Arctic Tundra is cold and snakes need warm temps to survive because they are cold blooded.

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