Question

1. who is the mongooses enemy? how do they protect themselves?

Explanation:

Mongooses have several enemies such as large birds of prey like eagles, snakes including cobras, and some large cats. To protect themselves, they are very alert and have a group - living behavior. They also have quick reflexes and can dodge attacks. Some species of mongooses are immune to snake venom to a certain extent, which helps them in encounters with snakes.

Answer:

Mongooses' enemies include large birds of prey, snakes, and some large cats. They protect themselves by being alert, living in groups, having quick reflexes, and some have venom - immunity.