Question

Who were the other two spectators ? What did they do? Did they watch or did they join in the fight?​

Answer 1

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What did they do? (Did they watch, or did they join in the fight?) The other two spectators were a myna and a jungle crow. They saw the preparations of the battle and had settled on the cactus to watch the outcome. They tried to join the fight by hurling themselves at the cobra.

The other two spectators were a crow and a myna. They settled on a cactus to watch the outcome. But they did not just watch. They tried to join the fight by hurling themselves at the cobra.

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Answer 2

Answer:

The other two spectators were a crow and a myna. They settled on a cactus to watch the outcome. But they did not just watch. They tried to join the fight by hurling themselves at the cobra.

Explanation:

To show its readiness for the fight, the cobra hissed defiance, his forked tongue darting in and out. It raised three of its six feet off the ground, and spread its broad and spectacled hood. The mongoose bushed his tail.