Which animal does not live in gaps between stones.
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Entombed animals are animals reportedly found alive after being encased in solid rock, or coal or wood,[1] for an indeterminate amount of time. The accounts usually involve frogs or toads. The reputed phenomenon, sometimes called "toad in the hole",[2] has been dismissed by mainstream science, but has remained a topic of interest to Fortean researchers.
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Mammals
Explanation:
Mammal are very huge animals , and therefore cannot live in cracks within rocks .
Dwellers of this niche are usually small animals such as amphibians , reptiles and others like the insects .
This is because of their small body parts that can fit in the cracks unconditionally.
For my case I take the an example of the elephant.
The elephant is one of the huge mammals and cannot fit on on of the cracks at all times.
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