The direct object pronoun is the pronoun acted on directly by the verb. It answers the question What? or Who? I bought it. What did you buy? It. It is the DOP. The indirect object pronoun is who or what the action was done to or for. It. I bought it for her. Who did you buy it for? Her. Her is the IOP. Sep 1, 2010 | Edited by KevinB Sep 1, 2010 | link
The venom for snakes is used to immobilize prey and then to be able to eat them. The fangs are used to bite and then the venom is injected. Approximately 375 species of snakes are able to create venom.
In the blink of an eye the snake darts out, biting the mouse and injecting it with a large dose of venom. Once the dirty work is done, a venomous snake has two choices. Some, like the king cobra, use a strike-and-hold technique, retaining the prey in their mouth until the animal succumbs to the toxins. This keeps the meal close at hand, but is risky for the snake.