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Choose the one which does not belong to the group of the other three.

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  1. Eagle
  2. Parrot
  3. Snake
  4. Peacock

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Option 3 : Snake

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The logic followed here is:

Eagle Bird
Parrot Bird
Snake Reptile
Peacock Bird

 

Eagle, Parrot, Peacock all are Birds,

Whereas,

Snake is a Reptile.

Hence, the correct answer is "Snake".

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