My snake live in hot , dry places where the daytime temperature in above 40 Celsius. When it is very hot , the snakes stays in a hole in the ground or under rocks. Write down reasons why staying in a hole or under a rock can help the snake survive.
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The desert snakes burrow deep into the sand during the day to protect themselves from the heat of the sun that persists through the daytime. The deeper layers of desert sand are cooler and allows them to stay away from the heat. It also prevents water loss from their body.