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For goodness snakes!
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milagros317
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Arghh 😱 I don't like snakes.
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Wow, rattlesnakes are no joke, quite poisonous. I wonder how the animal control guy got them all out of there?
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As far as I am concerned: THE ONLY GOOD SNAKE IS A DEAD SNAKE!
Very carefully. 😉 I've known a few guys who do this sort of thing. They said its reasonably safe if you know what you're doing, and I'm content to let them handle it.
Since I first heard about this incident, I've been reading more articles about snakes.
Supposedly, most snakes won't bite, unless they feel severely threatened or provoked.
It is said that if someone does get bitten by , for example, a rattlesnake. , it is crucial for them to get medical treatment within the first hour or two, and the survival rate of a snakebite is then supposedly 99%.
I knew one guy in summer camp who used to like to pick up and play with snakes, so the camp nature counselor, caught a supposedly non poisonous garter snake, put it in a cage, and would feed it through an opening. Lately, from what I've been reading, even garter snakes supposedly contain poison.
Supposedly, most snakes won't bite, unless they feel severely threatened or provoked.
It is said that if someone does get bitten by , for example, a rattlesnake. , it is crucial for them to get medical treatment within the first hour or two, and the survival rate of a snakebite is then supposedly 99%.
I knew one guy in summer camp who used to like to pick up and play with snakes, so the camp nature counselor, caught a supposedly non poisonous garter snake, put it in a cage, and would feed it through an opening. Lately, from what I've been reading, even garter snakes supposedly contain poison.
