<prompt> Nahana hore na ke hobaneng ha Australia e na le mefuta e fetang 140 ea linoha.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Hypothesize why Australia has over 140 snake species. . Response in English: There could be several factors that contribute to the high number of snake species in Australia. One possibility is the countrys diverse range of habitats, from the tropical rainforests of Queensland, to the deserts of the outback, to the temperate forests of Victoria. This range of climate and terrain has likely allowed for the evolution and adaptation of many different species of snakes. Additionally, Australias isolation from other continents may have reduced competition among snake species, allowing more species to thrive. Another factor could be the abundance of prey for snakes in Australia, including small mammals, birds, and reptiles, which would provide the resources needed to support a diverse population of snake species. . Response in Sesotho: Ho ka ba le lintlha tse maloa tse tlatsetsang palo e phahameng ea mefuta ea linoha Australia. Ntho e ngoe e ka nang ea etsahala ke mefuta e sa tšoaneng ea libaka tsa bolulo tsa naha, ho tloha merung ea tropike ea Queensland, ho ea mahoatateng a mathōko, ho ea merung e batang haholo ea Victoria. Mofuta ona oa boemo ba leholimo le sebaka se ka na sa lumella hore mefuta e mengata e fapaneng ea linoha e fetohe le ho ikamahanya le maemo. Ho phaella moo, ho ikarola ha Australia likhonthinenteng tse ling ho ka na ha fokotsa tlhōlisano hara mefuta ea linoha, e leng se ileng sa nolofalletsa mefuta e mengata hore e atlehe. Lebaka le leng e ka na ea e-ba bongata ba liphofu tsa linoha tsa Australia, tse akarelletsang liphoofolo tse nyenyane tse anyesang, linonyana le lihahabi, tse neng li tla fana ka matlotlo a hlokahalang bakeng sa ho hlokomela mefuta e sa tšoaneng ea linoha. 