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As many as thirty sightings of king cobras were recorded in residential areas across Kerala within a year and most of them were caught from bathrooms and courtyards of houses, and roads. 

A study conducted by the researchers of the Department of Zoology, University of Kerala, and the Reptile Study Group, Thiruvananthapuram, has revealed that the king cobra, the world's longest venomous snake, is under increasing pressure from habitat loss. 

The passage best supports the statement that: 

 

  • A.The occurrences were strange as king cobras were never known to trespass into human territory.
  • B.Large-scale deforestation and the disturbances caused by poachers and illicit liquor-brewers could be forcing king cobras to migrate. 
  • C.the grasslands of the Western Ghats in Kerala, home to a rich collection of butterflies, including endemic species, were under increasing threat from tourism.
  • D.Endangered species in India.

Answer: B

Explanation: Answer B is the correct answer.

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