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  1.  @farnorthhomested844  There has only been one fatality from a Cotton mouth bite since 1971.
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  2. ​@tylergoldstein Eastern Coral snake Micursus fulvius species of elapid family of snakes. Sonoran desert Coral Micursus euryxanthus species of elapid family of snakes. North American Coral snake ( Eqine ) Pfizer Laboratory antivenin is used when treating all North American Coral snakes Eastern,Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes.
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  3. A nest of Cottonmouths stole my bass boat with a world record bass in the cooler. 😂
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  4. @Les Sanderfer  Coral snakes have front fixed fangs just all the other snakes in the elapid family. Akistrodon piscivorus or cottonmouth moccasin is the same species that belongs in the pitviper family.
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  5. Inland Taipan ld 50 00.25 mgkg SC Dubois Sea snake ld 50 00.44 mgkg SC
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  6. Compression bandage can be used for Elapids in Australia. Tourniquet are not recommended for any species of snakes including Vipers which don't live in Australia.
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  7. Eophis underwoodi a small four legged snake is the oldest snake species that lived 167 million years ago. Approximately 60 million years later snakes evolved with venom but the gene for venom was already there.
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  8. Bright colors similar to what's found in corals 🪸
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  9. Eastern Diamondback rattlesnakes are protected by law under the endangered species list in North Carolina where only six documented sightings of them have been recorded in Onslow County Camp Lejeune NC . All rattlesnakes are protected by law in North Carolina where habitat destruction and people killing them out of fear has dropped their population dramatically in the past thirty years .
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  10. North American Coral snake (Eqine ) - Pfizer Laboratory antivenin has of been in production since 2009 after being purchased from Wyeth Laboratory who halted production in 2003 . The shelf life of 5 years was extended by 12 years during the transition to Pfizer Laboratory antivenin. Pfizer Laboratory halted production in 2019 and the antivenin is available until June expiration date 2024 when it could be extended into the next decade due to the fact that Coral snakes rarely bite humans. Only 1 fatal bite from a Coral snake since the late sixties when Coral snake antivenin was developed by Wyeth Laboratory.
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  11.  @anonone8954  People are usually bitten by snakes when they are stepped on or touched accidentally by people who are hiking or doing yard work. Wearing shoes and protective clothes when in their habitats will significantly reduce the number of envenomations throughout the world.
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  12. Cottonmouths have three defensive behaviors they will open their mouth wide open exposing the white interior vibrate their tails and emit a foul smelly musk when trying to escape from being captured or killed.
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  13. Make a video of one chasing you and put it on YouTube. Wildlife biologist would love to see it.
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  14. The largest cotton mouth on record was caught in the great dismal swamp North Carolina - Virginia border. 74" 11 pounds.1990. Akistrodon piscivorus a unique opportunity bill Messer you tube. Cottonmouth acres face book. North Carolina famous locations. Check it out.🐍
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  15. PNG Taipan Oxyuranous scutellatus canni that lives in Paupua New Guinea kill approximately 65% of the snake bite patients because of the lack of Antivenin/Antivenom. The Government is corrupt and charges outrageous prices for Antivenin/Antivenom. Australia has agreed to help people in Paupua New Guinea hopefully they can help with the problems of venomous snake bites.
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  16. A 29 year old male died from a Coral snake bite in 2006 and didn't seek medical attention after he was bitten while trying to kill an Eastern Coral snake in Florida. He became the first person to be killed by a Coral snake since 1967 when North American Coral snakes antivenin was developed by Wyeth Laboratory. North American Coral snake ( Equine ) Pfizer Laboratory antivenin began producing the antivenin for Coral snakes in 2009 after purchasing the right to produce it from Wyeth Laboratory effective until June expiration date 2024.
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  17. North American Coral snake ( Eqine ) Pfizer Laboratory antivenin is available for all species of venomous Coral snakes Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes effective until June 2024 when it could be extended into the next decade due to the fact that they rarely bite humans.
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  18. Akistrodon piscivorus is the hook toothed fish 🐟 eater Aka cottonmouth watermoccasin which chase after fish 🐟 sometimes when people are fishing 🐟 🎣 they claim to be chased by a cottonmouth 😆.
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  19. Glad everything turned out OK for you but the new CRO FAB antivenin is a lot safer treatment for pitvipers bites than past medicine.⚕️
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  20.  @jennifertalley49  There has only been one fatality from a cottonmouth snake bite since 1971.⚕️
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  21. @Jennifer Talley  They are defensive in their behavior. They will open their mouth and display the white interior vibrate their tails and emit a foul smelly musk. Crofab antivenin is the only treatment for pitvipers bite in the United States 🇺🇸.
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  22. I saw a Black Rat snake in the chicken coop eating eggs. But have never seen the Akistrodon pisivorous the hook tooth fish eater attacking cows,horses,Pigs 😂. They eat fish and frogs even each other 😮 cannibalism and scavengers eating dead animals 😮.
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  23. ​the venom of the Cottonmouth Agkistrodon picivorous ld 50 25.8 mgkg SC hemotoxic and cytotoxic is among the weakest of the pitvipers in North America but they can deliver 170 mg in a single bite for large specimens enough to be fatal if not treated with Crofab antivenom ASAP.
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  24. Snakes are a very important part of controlling the rodents approximately ten million people die each year from diseases caused by rodents without snakes that number would be dramatically increased. Venomous snakes provides valuable venom for the production of antivenin and medical research purposes in treating different diseases.
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  25. Coral snakes have front fixed fangs and neurotoxic venom capable of delivering a fatal bite 🫦
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  26. Orry Martin on YouTube Chased by a Nest of Cottonmouths. The Texas Snake Hunter! Cottonmouths in Texas behavior is the same as everywhere else.
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  27. Eastern ,Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes 3 species in the US
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  28. @Les Sanderfer  Copperheads can be more defensive than other species of snakes because they rely on their camouflage for their main defense. People are more likely to step on them or touch them accidentally than other species of snakes that is why so many people are bitten by copperheads. Copperheads also have the ability to survive in many different environments and have the widest range of any venomous snake species. That increases the odds of a human having an interaction with a copperhead.
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  29. Evolution is a fact Paleontologist who study all forms of fossilized life can give accurate dates going back over three hundred million years ago.
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  30. Copperheads rely on their camouflage and remain still they only bite people who either step on or touch them. If you try to capture or kill them they will defend themselves.
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  31. Only 2 people have died from a Cottonmouth bite since 1970. A man who was wading in a river in Missouri was bitten and died after he refused to get medical attention telling his girlfriend he couldn't afford it. He passed away RIP in his sleep after his autopsy revealed that he had a high level of pain medication in his system that contributed to his passing in 2015. Another man who was carrying a sack with Cottonmouths in it was bitten through the sack and died from the bites in Louisiana back in 1971 . What state was your friend from that you claimed that died from a Cottonmouth bite ? He's not listed on the North American snake death bite registy that keeps records of all venomous snake bites deaths in the US.
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  32. Eastern Diamondback rattlesnake Crotalas admanteus are on the endangered species list in NC where only a handful of documented sightings have been in Onslow Country Camp Lejeune since the mid nineties.
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  33. Akistrodon piscivorus is the hook toothed fish eater Aka cottonmouth watermoccasin which chase after fish 🐟 sometimes when people are fishing 🐟 🎣 they claim to be chased by a cottonmouth. Cottonmouths don't always mate once a year and they can mate anytime usually between April and October depending on the region that they live in. Only one person has died from a cottonmouth bite since 1971. Cottonmouth bites are treated with CRO FAB antivenin that is used for all species of North American pit vipers Copperheads ,Cottonmouths and Rattlesnakes.
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  34. @Sutherngirrl  5 people have died since 2004 from the bite of copper heads. If you are bitten by a copper head go seek medical treatment you will be treated with CRO FAB antivenin. 👌 Information provided by North American Snake bite registry wake medical North Carolina⚕️
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  35. North American Coral snake antivenin was developed in the sixties by Wyeth Laboratory and is now manufactured by Pfizer Laboratory Micursus antivenin for all species of Coral snakes Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes. Only two fatalities from Coral snakes bites since the late nineteen sixties. North American Coral snake antivenin ( Equine ) - Pfizer Laboratory has been available since 2009 after being purchased from Wyeth Laboratory .
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  36. @MyWildBackyard  The vials of antivenin produced by Wyeth Laboratory were being used until Pfizer Laboratory began production in 2009.
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  37.  @MyWildBackyard  The shelf life of Coral antivenin of 5 years was extended to 12 years during the transition to Pfizer Laboratory antivenin.
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  38.  @MyWildBackyard  Expert snake handler Jack Facentie who does Coral snake milking and tube feeding for the production of Pfizer Laboratory antivenin and Carl Barden Reptile Discovery Center Medtoxin Laboratory Deland Florida are both involved in the process of Micrurus Pfizer Laboratory North American Coral snake antivenin .
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  39. Lots of myths about snakes 😂
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  40. Front fixed fangs like all elapids
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  41. Juvenile snakes are never as dangerous as adult snakes they do not have venom glands as large as adult snakes⚕️
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  42. On a .02 percent chance of dying from snake bite in the United States with medical treatment and antivenin.
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  43. Venom is extracted at Serpentarium Laboratories by professionals who specialize in the production of antivenin who have degrees in herpetology research. Crofab antivenin is used for treating all North American pit vipers at a price of 3200 discount 12895 per vial hospital charges. You must be licensed to capture or produce antivenìn from snakes.
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  44.  @Abioticwinter lol🚶🐍🤣
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  45. Adults have larger venom glands than juvenile snakes which would make them more dangerous.
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  46. @jackahickmanjr1960  Yes they use their tails to mimic their heads hoping predators will bite the tails instead of heads brilliant defensive tactic.
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  47. @jackahickmanjr1960  It's a well known fact for people who are experienced with Coral snakes . Most people who get bit by them are either very young and try using the worthless rhyme to identify them or people who own them as pets . They will also when picked up use the tail in a stabbing motion as a defensive tactic if handled roughly . Albino, melanistic and aberrant specimens and different colors in other countries make the rhyme useless that was taught on Milatary bases and in elementary schools back in the fifties . Another defensive behavior is farting instead of musking like a lot of snakes do !
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  48. North American Coral snake antivenin was developed in the sixties by Wyeth Laboratory and purchased by Pfizer Laboratory in 2009 who stopped producing antivenin in 2019. Those vials are still being used until June expiration date 2024 when it could be extended into the next decade due to the fact that Coral snakes rarely bite humans only 1 person has died from a Coral snake bite since the late sixties.
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  49. Inland Taipan ld 50 0.025 mgkg sc tested subcutaneous is the most toxic venomous snake on earth.
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  50. Jack Facente Agritoxins St Cloud Florida and the Reptile Discovery Center Medtoxin Laboratory Deland Florida Carl Barden still milk, tube feed and extract venom from Coral snakes using the same method that Bill Haast Miami Serpentarium Laboratories began in the sixties for the production of Pfizer Laboratory antivenin which is available until June 2024 expiration date.
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  51. The North American Coral snake Pfizer Laboratory antivenin can be flown by Plane or helicopter from the Venom Response Emergency Rescue Unit Miami Dade County Florida to hospitals who don't stock up antivenin for Coral snakes.
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  52. Snakes are venomous not poisonous. If it bites you and you die that's venom, if you bite it and you die that's poison. TOXINOLOGY101
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  53. Akistrodon pisivorous AKA Cottonmouths and Watermoccasins the hook tooth fish eater chases after fish not humans 😅
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  54. @Phat Ho Kum  Snakes are in general venomous not poisonous.Venom is injected into the bloodstream from fangs in the snakes mouth.Poison has to come into contact with skin or be ingested to have a deadly effect.Only the Asian tiger keelback snake has the ability to use both as a means of defense and catching prey.The keelback stores poison in glands on the back of it's neck that it obtains from salamanders and toads that it consumed.It also has rear fangs to inject venom from glands located behind the eyes.If you bite it and you die that's poison if it bites you and you die thats venom.Venomous snake bites are treated with antivenin and poisoning is treated with activated charcoal. Knowing the difference can save lives. Toxinology101☣️
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  55. @Phat Ho Kum  The Catahoula Leopard Dog named after Catahoula Parrish is an excellent climber of trees and do so when hunting raccoons in the swamps of Louisiana. Cats have the same larynx trachea and diaphragms as dogs and make barking sounds when stalking prey. Akistrodon piscivorus is the hook toothed fish eater which hunt and bite fish in water also underwater so they can bite humans that are wading in water just as well. According to the University of Florida Gainesville herpetology research most cottonmouth bites occur in water on humans lower extremities when they're not wearing shoes in rivers.Alays be aware of your surroundings and wear protective clothes when in their habitat to keep from being bitten by a venomous snake.🤔
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  56. It depends on how much venom the snake injects and if you get a allergic reaction to the venom causing Anaphylaxis. Five people are listed on the North American snake bite registry who have died from copperhead bites since 2004.
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  57. Inland Taipan ld 50 00.25 mgkg SC is the most toxic venomous snake in the world with its presynatic and postsynatic neurotoxic venom capable of delivering 44mg to 119mg in a single bite the Dubois Sea snake ld 50 00.44 mgkg SC is the most toxic venomous snake in the ocean and the 2nd most toxic venomous snake in the world with its neurotoxic venom.
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  58. You see that all your comments are repeating the same thing that are filled with fear and misunderstanding of one particular species of venomous snake. When are going to provide evidence of a cottonmouth behavior being aggressive not defensive its the same in every state they will open their mouth wide open exposing the white interior, vibrate their tails and emit a foul smelly musk when trying to escape from being captured or killed by any predators or persons. The young biologist in this video is from NC perhaps he found a docile Cottonmouth like that other biologist found in South Florida.
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  59. Approximately fourteen people have been documented from the bites of a Inland Taipan without any fatalities. Joe Bredyl father of the Barefoot Bushman survived the bites of a Inland Taipan without antivenom before the development of CSL Taipan antivenom. Rob ( Robbo ) Robinson survived the bites of a Inland Taipan without antivenom because he didn't want to take the side effects of the CSL Taipan monovalent antivenom. 1.Inland Taipan ld 50 00.25 mgkg SC 2.Dubois sea snake ld 50 00.44 mgkg SC 3.Eastern Brown snake ld 50 00.53 mgkg SC 4.Yellow Bellied Sea Snake ld 50 00.67 mgkg SC 5.Western Desert Taipan ld 50 00.75 mgkg SC 6.Perons Sea Snake ld 50 00.79 mgkg SC 7.Many Banded Krait ld 50 0.09 mgkg IV 8.Coastal Taipan ld 50 00.99 mgkg SC 9.Black Banded Sea Krait ld 50 0.111 mgkg SC 10.Beaked Sea Snake ld 50 0.1125 mgkg SC The top ten most toxic venomous snakes land and sea.
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  60. King Brown aka Mulga snake venom has evolved to be effective killing other reptiles including the Inland Taipan not for killing humans. The last recorded fatal bite from a King Brown snake was in 1969.
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  61. Gadsden flag don't tread on me.
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  62. Melanistic and albino specimens in North America the rhyme doesn't matter if your in Central America. 16 species of New World Coral snakes and over sixty species of Old World Coral snakes that have different colors.
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  63. Snakes are venomous not poisonous. Venom is injected into the bloodstream from fangs or stingers from snakes, insects and other animals. Poison has to come into contact with skin or be ingested to have a deadly effect on humans. If you are bitten by a venomous snake seek medical care asap to avoid any long term effects of their hemotoxic venom that is injected into the bloodstream. Cutting the bite and trying to suck the venom out does nothing to stop the spreading of the venom into the bloodstream. Those methods are outdated and only used in old western movies.⚕️
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  64.  @lesliedefilippis2150  The snake in the video is the Sonoran desert Coral snake that lives in Arizona and New Mexico. Three species of Coral snakes Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes. The rhyme is usually for the Eastern Coral snake Micursus fulvius elapid family of snakes with neurotoxins and front fixed fangs just like all other elapids Cobras, Mambas, Taipans and Kraits. The rhyme is not even accurate for identifying them due to melanistic, albino and aberrant specimens of Coral snakes.16 species of new world Coral snakes and over sixty species of old world Coral snakes that come in different colors depending on what countries they live in. North American Coral snake Eqine Pfizer Laboratory antivenin is used when treating all North American Coral snakes Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes effective until June 2024 expiration date.
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  65. Pfizer laboratory (Eqine) North American Coral snake antivenom is still effective and may be extended into the next decade due to the rarity of Coral snake bites after being purchased from Wyeth laboratory in 2012 and was given a 12 year shelf life during the transition extended from the 5 year shelf life. Only one person has died from a Coral snake bite since the mid sixties and he didn't even seek medical care.
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  66. What kind of Coral snake live in Wisconsin? Eastern,Western or the Sonoran Desert 🏜 Coral 🪸 snake? There are no Coral snake species in the state of Wisconsin .
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  67. @Nada Gain Again  150 species of snakes in North America over ninty percent of which are nonvenomous only rattlesnakes, Cottonmouths, copperheads and Coral snakes have evolved with venom that could be fatal to humans.
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  68. Black rat snakes do not eat copperheads. Black racers eat copperheads! Black rat snakes mainly eat Rodents birds and their eggs.
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  69. Akistrodon piscivorus Aka cottonmouth watermoccasin rarely bite humans only if they are mishandled or stepped on do they normally bite and envenomate. Most of the time it's a dry bite meaning that no venom was injected only 2 people have died from a cottonmouth bite since the late nineteen sixties. Snakes are defensive not pissed off leave them alone and you won't get bit unless they are defending themselves from being captured or killed.
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  70. Evolution is a scientific fact based Paleontologist who study all forms of fossilized life can give accurate dates going back over three hundred million years ago.
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  71. @mulvey0731  Eophis underwoodi a small four legged snake is the oldest snake species that lived 167 million years ago. Approximately 65 million years later snakes evolved with venom but the gene for venom goes back 200 million years ago. Take care and have a wonderful day ☺️.
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  72. Largest documented Eastern Diamondback rattlesnake Crotalas admanteus 7.9 ft 34 lbs shot by a hunter named Rutledge in 1946. Unfortunately they don't get that big anymore due to habitat destruction and people killing them out of fear and for trophies.
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  73. If your cucumber smells like a copper head throw it away lol🚫🥒
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  74. In North Carolina we have the northern copper head and the Southern copper head so we just call them the Eastern copper head Lol just to avoid another Civil War.⚕️🇺🇸
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  75. The largest copper head on record is 53" Road kill from bolivar Tennessee.
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  76. @sstrongman  Always report any animal you believe to be a record to your State wildlife fish and game division ! Never trust your biology teacher or your taxidermist lol.🐍⚕️
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  77. 5 people have died from a Copperheads bite since 2004 listed on the North American Snake death bite registry due to a severe allergic reaction resulting in Anaphylaxis or heart attack. Oliver Chum Baker 52 years old from Alabama was the last person who died after he was bitten on Memorial day weekend in Huntsville Alabama 2019 after he was rushed to the Hospital. Each person can react differently to snake venom so it's best to seek medical attention ASAP if you're unfortunately bitten by any venomous snake.
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  78. Eastern Diamondback rattlesnake Crotalas admanteus live in Southeastern portion of NC and are listed on the endangered species list and protected by law. The Timber rattlesnake Crotalas horridus live in the Piedmont portion and mountains of NC. Only a handful of sightings in Onslow County Camp Lejeune area since the mid nineties of the Eastern Diamondback rattlesnake Crotalas admanteus.
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  79. @MyWildBackyard  Again that's misinformation ! Micrurus Pfizer Laboratory antivenin bought the Wyeth Laboratory antivenin product in 2009 that was halted in 2003 and the shelf life of 5 years was extended by 12 years during the transition to Pfizer Laboratory . You should update your viewers on this subject matter before spreading misinformation on the internet . Keep up the great work and have a great day 😊 👍.
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  80. @MyWildBackyard  Carl Barden at the Reptile Discovery Center Medtoxin Laboratory Deland Florida extracts venom from Eastern Coral snakes Micrurus fulvius in the process of antivenin for all species of North American Coral snakes Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes. There are other Serpentarium Laboratories in the US who also extract venom from Coral snakes .
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  81. 2 people have died from Eastern Coral snake Elapid family of snakes since antivenin was developed by Wyeth Laboratory and is now manufactured by Pfizer Laboratory since the late sixties one died with antivenin and another died without antivenin because he didn't seek medical treatment . 5 people have died from Copperhead bites since 2004 that resulted in Anaphylaxis a severe allergic reaction to their venom . If bitten by any venomous snake species seek medical treatment asap CRO FAB antivenin is available for all North American pitvipers Cottonmouths, Copperheads and Rattlesnakes. Micrurus Pfizer Laboratory antivenin is available for all North American Coral snakes Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes.
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  82. Eastern Diamondback rattlesnakes are the most dangerous rattlesnake species capable of delivering 1000mg of hemotoxic venom in a single bite. The Mojave Green rattlesnake LD 50 0.18mgkg sc hemotoxic and neurotoxic venom is the most toxic venomous rattlesnake. The Timber/Canebrake rattlesnake is responsible for the most fatalities from rattlesnakes in North America.
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  83. Orry Martin on YouTube Chased by a Nest of Cottonmouths. Cottonmouths behavior is the same in Texas as everywhere else. Orry is the Texas Snake Hunter.
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  84. ​ @Atrox084 Mojave rattlesnake ld 50 0.18 mgkg SC hemotoxic and neurotoxic venom Tiger rattlesnake ld 50 0.21 mgkg SC hemotoxic and myotoxic venom Eastern Diamondback rattlesnake Crotalas admanteus ld 14.5 - 10 mgkg SC hemotoxic venom capable of delivering 1000 mg of hemotoxic venom in a single bite with 1 inch fangs and a bite force of 150psi is the most dangerous rattlesnake in North America.
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  85. Coral snake antivenom was developed by Wyeth laboratory in the late sixties and is now produced by Pfizer Laboratories effective until June 2024 when it could be extended into the next decade due to Coral snakes rarely bite humans unless handled roughly usually by children using the rhyme to identify them . The one person who died refused treatment and was found deceased the next morning and also had a high level of alcohol in his system .
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  86. Akistrodon pisivorous AKA Cottonmouths and Watermoccasins is the hook tooth fish eater which is the same species of snakes. Cottonmouths can come in different colors from black,olive brown and even a beautiful yellow color in NC,SC,Virginia and and the northern part of Georgia. 3 species of Cottonmouths 1.Eastern Cottonmouth Akistrodon pisivorous pisivorous,2.Western Cottonmouth Akistrodon leucostoma 3.Florida Cottonmouth Akistrodon conanti.
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  87. Eophis underwoodi was a small four legged snake discovered 165 million years ago but the gene for venom dates back over 2 hundred million years ago. Paleontologist who study all forms of fossilized life can give accurate dates going back over 3 hundred million years ago. Boa constictors and Anacondas still have spurs on their skeletons where legs used to be.
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  88. Mojave Green rattlesnake ld 50 0.18 mgkg SC hemotoxins and neurotoxins Tiger Rattlesnake ld 50 0.21 mgkg SC hemotoxins and myotoxins Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnakes capable of delivering over a 1000 mg of hemotoxins in a single bite with 1 inch fangs and a bite force of 150 psi is the most dangerous snake in North America. Not the most toxic but the most dangerous snake bites.
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  89. Drop for drop Eastern Coral snake ld 50 1.3 mgkg SC is the most toxic venomous snake in North America only elapid with front fixed fangs and pure neurotoxins in the United States 3 different types of Coral snakes Eastern;Western and the Sonoran desert Coral snake .
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  90. Commonwealth Serum Laboratory developed Taipan antivenom/antivinin in 1955 because Kevin Budden herpetologist captured the first live Coastal Taipan Oxyuranous scutellatus in 1950 losing his own life in the process. CSL Taipan polyvalent treats all 4 species of Taipans the Inland Taipan Oxyuranous microlepidtos,Coastal Taipan Oxyuranous scutellatus,Paupua New Guinea Taipan Oxyuranous scutellatus canni and the Western Desert Taipan Oxyuranous temporalus aka Central Ranges Taipan. CSL Taipan monovalent antivenom treats bites from the Inland Taipan Oxyuranous microlepidtos if the patient requires it.
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  91. You definitely would make it out alive from the bite of a copperhead unless you have a severe allergic reaction to the venom and the bite causes anaphylaxis.
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  92. Sounds more like a typical encounter with the Agkistrodon picivorous aka Cottonmouths and Watermoccasins the hooked tooth fish eater than aggressive behavior. 😊
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  93. I live in NC where Cottonmouths live in the Coastal plains and swamps, rivers and tributaries throughout the Southeastern portion of the state. One person reported seeing a Cottonmouth at Lake Jordan in the 1980's which is considered the Piedmont portion of the state and out of the typical region of NC where Cottonmouths live but possibly a vagrant Cottonmouth could have been spotted. The Northern Watersnakes Nerodia sipedon are the most common species of snakes in the Lake Jordan region of NC harmless species that will approach canoes,boats and people fishing just like Cottonmouths do they are curious snakes and are attracted to the smell of fish and sea canoes and boats as floating logs where they can rest on while swimming around looking for a meal. 😊
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  94. North American Coral snake (Eqine) Wyeth Laboratory was developed in the sixties and is now manufactured by Pfizer Laboratory Micursus antivenin for all species of venomous Coral snakes Eastern western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes.
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  95. Mojave rattlesnake ld 50 0.18 mgkg SC hemotoxic and neurotoxic venom is the most toxic rattlesnake species. The Eastern Diamondback rattlesnake Crotalas admanteus ld 50 1.2.5 - 10 mgkg SC capable of delivering 1000mg of hemotoxic venom in a single bite with 1+ fangs and a bite force of 150psi is the most dangerous rattlesnake species.
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  96. North American Coral snake antivenin ( Equine ) Pfizer Laboratory antivenin has been in production since 2009 for all species of Coral snakes Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes. SOURCE THE ORIANNE SOCIETY. Hospitals that don't carry the Pfizer Laboratory antivenin can have it flown in by Plane or helicopter it mainly for the Eastern Coral snake Micursus fulvius not 1 person has died from the Western or Sonoran desert Coral snake only 2 people have died from the bite of the Eastern Coral snake since the late sixties when Coral snake antivenin was developed by Wyeth Laboratory and is now manufactured by Pfizer Laboratory.
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  97. Akistrodon piscivorus or cottonmouth are not found near Carowinds. There is no record of a child being bitten at the park or in the North American snake bite registry .
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  98. Atropine and medical ventilation machines were used on Milatary bases for Coral snake bites before the development of North American Coral snake antivenin Wyeth Laboratory in the sixties.
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  99.  @jimlasswell4491  He is aware now maybe not when the video was made. Pfizer Laboratory has been producing Micrurus North American antivenin since 2009 after purchasing from Wyeth Laboratory that stopped producing antivenin in 2003. Those vials had a shelf life of 5 years and was extended by 12 years during the transition. Pfizer Laboratory Micursus antivenin is available until June 2024 expiration date. It could possibly get another extension then. It also available from Venom Responce Emergency services Miami Dade County Florida they can fly antivenin by plane or helicopter to hospitals who don't stock up the Coral snake antivenin.
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  100. Snakes are venomous not poisonous venom is injected into the bloodstream from fangs and poison has to come into contact with skin or be ingested to have a dangerous effect on humans . The rhyme isn't reliable due to aberrant specimens in North America and Coral snakes come in many different colors depending on the country they live in . Sixteen species of new world Coral snakes and over sixty species of old world Coral snakes.
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  101. Coral Snakes have front fixed fangs like all the other Elapids Taipans,Mambas,Cobras,Kraits and other species of venomous Elapids. They don't have to chew on you to inject venom but they will hold on moving their head from side to side injecting more neurotoxic venom. I hope you're joking about the Hoop snake aka Mud snake which mythical beliefs about snakes saying they put their tails in their mouth and roll down the hill 😂 nonvenomous species of snakes.
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  102. The King Brown aka Mulga snake preys on the Inland Taipan and has immunity to the Western Brown snake and a resistance to the venom of snakes in Australia.
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  103. And wear a helmets when driving cars 😮
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  104. Akistrodon piscivorus or the cottonmouth has only caused one fatal bite since 1971. Only the shy coral snake has caused one fatality since the late nineteen sixtys. There is no scientific evidence of the cottonmouth showing aggressive behavior only defensive behaviors against humans. They don't waste their venom on something they can't eat.🐟🐍
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  105. @ghoste1008  Maylayan Blue Coral snakes with cytotoxins and calliotoxins similar to the Cone Snails prey on juvenile King Cobras . This is one of nine species of snakes of which there is no antivenin due to the rarity of bites it wouldn't be cost effective to produce since only 2 documented fatalities in the past 100 years.
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  106. The common snapping turtle has a bite force of 209 Newton's the alligator'snapping turtle has a bite force of 158 Newton's. The study of bite force in turtles Antwerp 🇧🇪 wiley online library.
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  107. @MyWildBackyard  The largest snapping turtle in North Carolina was 69.8 pounds at the Raleigh museum of natural science. He passed away in January 2022 and is still preserved for studying cancer reasearch.⚕️🐢
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  108. OK Kevin
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  109. Western Diamondback rattlesnakes are not endangered species the Eastern Diamondback rattlesnake Crotalas admanteus is in the Southeastern portion of the US and are endangered in many states from NC to Southeastern Louisiana coastal plains and pine forest. Florida and Southeastern Georgia are the strongest populations for the Eastern Diamondback rattlesnake .
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  110. Mojave green rattlesnake LD 50 0.18mgkg sc hemotoxic and neurotoxic venom is the most toxic venomous rattlesnake more toxic than the Tiger rattlesnake LD 50 0.21 mgkg sc hemotoxic and myotoxic venom .
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  111. The Boomslang translation in Dutch and Afrikaans means tree snake Colubridae family of snakes which have rear fangs with hemotoxic venom ld 50 12.5 mgkg SC is the most toxic venomous snake in Africa but rarely bite humans unless mishandled usually by Herpetolgy experts who are trying to capture or own one for a pet . Make no mistake that and the Black Mamba ld 50 0.341 mgkg SC capable of delivering 200/400mg in multiple bites with cardiovascular and neurotoxic venom is a dangerous snake ! Only experts should ever try to handle them. Cheers
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  112. People often get mixed up about the most toxic venomous snakes and the most dangerous snakes. A wise person knows that the deadliest snake is the one that bites you and the last one that bites you.
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  113. Coral snakes have front fixed fangs just like all other elapids Cobras, Mambas, Taipans and Kraits
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  114. Coral snakes Micrurus elapid family of snakes with neurotoxins have front fixed fangs and are capable of injecting venom anywhere on the body. They are reclusive species of snakes and rarely bite humans only if they are stepped on or handled roughly do they normally bite but if they bite they will hold on injecting more venom so its important to get them off asap. Micrurus Pfizer Laboratory antivenin is used when treating all North American Coral snake bites.
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  115. Snakes are venomous not poisonous venom is injected into the lymphatic system from fangs or stingers poison has to come into contact with skin or be ingested to have a deadly effect. Toxinology101
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  116. No a good idea to identify coral snakes due to aberrant specimens of coral snakes in North America and over sixty species worldwide.
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  117. The rhyme is not always right due to melanistic and albino specimens in North America and 16 species of new world Coral snakes also 60 species of old world Coral snakes around the world
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  118. Five people are listed on the North American snake bite registry who have died from copperhead bites since 2004. It depends on if the person has a severe allergic reaction to the venom causing Anaphylaxis. If you are bitten by a venomous snake seek medical care asap and if the snake has injected venom into the bloodstream you will be treated with antivenin. If you just have swelling you probably received a dry bite meaning that no venom was injected.
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  119. @Faye McGinnis  That's why people should consult with a Medical doctor or a herpetologist instead of a comment on YouTube from me or you ! Information provided by Wake Medical Raleigh North Carolina and the North American snake bite registry.⚕️
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  120. @Faye McGinnis  That's your own decision to not seek any medical treatment for the snake bite. Thankfully 37 people in Wake County N.C. sought medical treatment for copperhead envenomations between Jun and Jul last summer at Wake medical Raleigh North Carolina and were treated successfully with crofab antivenin with no fatalities and no long lasting effects from their hemotoxic venom. It has nothing to do with being a country boy or a city slicker its about the reality of a venomous snake bite in the United States that can be easily treated with antivenin. If your child or someone you love is bitten by a venomous snake please 🙏 have them get medical attention asap.
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  121. Agkistrodon picivorous aka Cottonmouths and Watermoccasins are the hooked tooth fish eater which chase after fish not humans unless they look and smell like a fish ! Most likely that they were attracted by the smell of fish or thought your boat was a floating log for a place to rest on. No snake chases humans unless you consider a 20+ foot Reticulated python ambushed a human and ate them. 😮
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  122. The rhyme was taught in schools and military bases in the Southeastern quarter of the United States. That rhyme doesn't always work because of melanistic and albino specimens of Coral snakes in North America and doesn't apply to other countries with Coral snakes.
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  123. Akistrodon pisivorous AKA Cottonmouths and Watermoccasins is the hook tooth fish eater which eat fish. 100% of the people making comments about being chased by a Cottonmouth were fishing. It's after fish not humans.
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  124. @bjs301  Many snake behaviors include vibrating their tails its not mimicking any other species of snakes its part of their own behavior. LD 50 test results are based on injecting venom into mice, rats,monkeys,cats,dogs fish and birds to measure venom toxicity not how dangerous a certain species of venomous snake are. The most dangerous snakes live in close proximity to humans who work in agricultural regions of their countries and don't always wear shoes or protective clothes also are not likely to have access to antivenin or any other medical treatment . What's your point of view of this video misinformation on Coral snakes. You really haven't provided one for someone who has studied snakes for sixty years looks like you just commented to start an argument with nothing to back it up SMH .
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  125. Akistrodon contortrix gives birth to live young they do not build a nest. There is no record of a copperhead baby fatal snake bite on a child listed in the North American snake bite registry.⚕️
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  126. North American Coral snake antivenin ( Equine ) - Pfizer Laboratory antivenin has been in production since 2009 for all species of Coral snakes Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes after being purchased from Wyeth Laboratory !
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  127. The stock of North American Coral snake antivenin ( Equine ) -Pfizer Laboratory is going to expire in June 2024.
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  128. North American Coral snake antivenin ( Equine ) - Pfizer Laboratory has been available since 2009 after being purchased from Wyeth Laboratory for all species of Coral snakes Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes. Jack Facente Venom Laboratory and the Reptile Discovery Center Medtoxin Laboratory Deland Florida Carl Barden still milk and tube feed Coral snakes Micrurus fulvius and extract venom from them for the production of antivenin that was developed by Wyeth Laboratory in the late sixties along with legendary herpetologist Bill Haast Miami Serpentarium Laboratories and his methods are still used by Jack Facente and Carl Barden. Source is the Orianne Society 2013. Medical misinformation is a terrible thing to be spreading around the internet !
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  129. Snakes are venomous not poisonous. Venom is injected into the bloodstream from fangs or stingers. Poison has to come into contact with skin or be ingested to have a deadly effect on humans.
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  130. Defensive mechanism
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  131. In North Carolina the Eastern Diamondback rattlesnake is an endangered species report any sightings to your nearest wildlife agency. There has been very few sightings in the past 20 years in North Carolina of the Eastern diamondbackrattlesnake⚕️
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  132. Coral snakes Micrurus fulvius have front fixed fangs just like all other elapids Cobras ,Mambas, Taipans and Kraits. They are capable of delivering neurotoxic venom anywhere they bite that's a misconception they have to chew on someone to inject venom however they will continue to inject venom moving their heads from side to side injecting more venom so it's important to get them off asap. Chinese are more likely to be bitten by Coral snakes because of their bright colors usually using the rhyme which isn't reliable due to aberrant specimens in North America. 16 species of new world Coral snakes and over sixty species of old world Coral snakes that come in different colors depending on the region and countries that they live in. In North America Pfizer Laboratory Micursus antivenin is used when treating all North American Coral snakes Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes effective until June expiration date 2024 when it could be extended into the next decade due to the fact that they rarely bite humans only if they are stepped on or handled roughly usually by people who have no experience with snakes. Edit Chinese correct word children !
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  133. Did you watch this video about Coral snakes 😂?
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  134. The Eastern Diamondback rattlesnake Crotalas admanteus is on the endangered species list in NC where only documented sightings have been at Camp Lejeune Onslow County. Those documented sightings were in the mid nineties and when they complete I-42 it will be the end of the Eastern Diamondback rattlesnake in NC. If you know of a breeding population of EDB's in NC report it to your Wildlife Officers so it gets documented and could help save them in NC.
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  135. The last documented population of the Eastern Diamondback rattlesnake Crotalas admanteus in North Carolina was in the mid nineties at Camp Lejeune Onslow County particularly the G-10 live fire practice range where US Army herpetologist were conducting a survey of their species breeding population in NC. Contact the NC Department of Natural Resources for information regarding EDB documented sightings in your state or send photographic evidence and provide the location to your Wildlife Agency in your county.
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  136. Kevin Budden herpetologist captured the first live Coastal Taipan Oxyuranous scutellatus and was bitten in the process and died that's the snake that was flown to Commonwealth Serum Laboratory in Melbourne Australia and leads to the development of CSL Taipan antivenom in 1955 . The Inland Taipan Oxyuranous microlepidtos is a different species of Taipans. 1.Inland Taipan Oxyuranous microlepidtos 2.Western Desert Taipan aka Central Ranges Taipan 3. Coastal Taipan Oxyuranous scutellatus 4. PNG Taipan Oxyuranous scutellatus canni in Paupua New Guinea subspecies of the Coastal Taipans in Australia.
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  137. CRO FAB antivenin is sold to hospitals at a discount price of 3200 dollars per vial which results in the patient having to pay 12895 per vial hospital charges.
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  138. Yes they eat fish not humans 😂
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  139. ​​ @MyWildBackyard Tiger rattlesnake LD 50 0.06 mgkg ip LD 50 0.21 mgkg sc tested subcutaneously. Hemotoxic and myotoxic venom The Mojave green rattlesnake LD 50 0.18mgkg sc tested subcutaneously with hemotoxic and neurotoxic venom is the most toxic rattlesnake species capable of delivering 50 mg to 150mg in a single bite.
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  140. Copperheads with hemotoxic venom is used when treating Thrombosis, Arthritis,Cancer and other diseases that causes human suffering.
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  141. Eastern Diamondback rattlesnake have the highest venom yield 1000 mg of hemotoxic venom in a single bite with a bite force of 150 psi .
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  142. A cotton mouth has 3 different defensive behaviors they will open their mouth wide open and show the white interior vibrate their tails and they Release a foul smelling musk⚕️ They can be found from Southeastern Virginia all the way into Texas and as far North as Illinois ! They prefer swamp lands and rivers but can be found in sand hills and Long leaf pine forest also! Long leaf pines are built to weather storms with deep roots and are all along the Southern coastline!
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  143. Coral snakes are elapids with front fixed fangs and neurotoxic venom they are capable of delivering venom on the initial contact of their bites and will continue to inject venom moving their heads from side to side injecting more venom. It's important to get them off asap before they can deliver a fatal bite.
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  144. Only one person has died from a Cottonmouth bite since 1971 and that person didn't seek medical attention. Pitvipers bite are easily treated with Crofab antivenom in the United States.
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  145. Coral Snakes range ends in Southeastern NC it would have been an escaped pet to be in Ohio .
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  146. Pfizer laboratory (Eqine) North America Coral snake Antivinen .
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  147. Coastal Taipan Oxyuranous scutellatus ld 50 00.99 mgkg SC is the 8th most toxic venomous snake in the world. Cyclone has a world record for the highest venom yield in a single extraction 5.2 grams a Coastal Taipan Australian Reptile Park Somersby Australia.
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  148. Since both of you are much bigger than that akistrodon piscivorus the snake has no choice but to be defensive when its being poked at with a stick its not being aggressive at all.
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  149. ​ @l0l0mgwtgdq Tiger rattlesnake ld 50 0.21 mgkg SC Mojave rattlesnake ld 50 0.18 mgkg SC is the most toxic rattlesnake species in the world.
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  150. ​ @inmyopinion6662 Agkistrodon picivorous aka Cottonmouths and Watermoccasins give birth to live young they don't build a nest or guard their territory against predators and people. That's a common myth told by people who have superstitious beliefs about snakes.
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  151. Gila monsters have neurotoxins like Coral snakes . Gila monsters excedin - 3 and 4 found in their venom helps them digest prey .
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  152. When pit vipers are doing the combat mating Ritual they will not attack a human. I live in the Great dismal swamp North Carolina akistrodon piscivorus Hooked tooth fish eater!🐟🐍
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  153. Jack Facente Venom Laboratory and the Reptile Discovery Center Medtoxin Laboratory Deland Florida Carl Barden still milk and tube feed Coral snakes Micrurus fulvius using the same method that was developed by legendary herpetologist Bill Haast began in the sixties for the production of Pfizer Laboratory Micursus antivenin for all species of North American Coral snakes Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes. SOURCE THE ORIANNE SOCIETY.
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  154. Snake Road LaRue Hill Pines Limestone Bluff Otter- pond Research facility.
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  155. Akistrodon pisivorous AKA Cottonmouths and Watermoccasins is the hook tooth fish eater which eat fish not humans 😂
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  156. ​ @natea4828 Hello friend from the Great Dismal swamp in NC. 68 years old outdoor man hunting and fishing in the swamp and Lake Mattamoskeet Wildlife refuge never been chased by the Akistrodon pisivorous AKA Cottonmouths and Watermoccasins. They are the hook tooth fish eater which eat fish not humans 😊.
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  157. ​ @natea4828 Snakes are territorial meaning they live,hunt and breed in about a three mile area not far from where they were born.
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  158. ​ @richscott2952 Southeastern Virginia into Central Virginia James River and Appomatax tributaries is the end of the Cottonmouths range on the east coast.
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  159. ​ @natea4828 If you're fishing Cottonmouths are attracted to the smell of fish they are curious snakes and do appreciate handouts. No snakes chase humans it's a misunderstanding of their behavior they are trying to get away and you're in-between its hiding place.
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  160. Taipans live in Australia not Asia. The Many Banded Krait ld 50 0.09 mgkg IV was given the name 2 step from soldiers returning from the Vietnam War due to superstitious and mythical beliefs about snakes..No venomous snake can kill humans after they take 2 steps unless they have a serious allergic reaction to their venom resulting in Anaphylaxis or heart attack.
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  161. It depends on your policy in North Carolina Blue Cross Blue Shield will cover your hospital bill for copperhead bites .⚕️
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  162. Oliver chum Baker 52 years old Huntsville Alabama was bitten by a copper head on May 25th 2019 he was taken to a local hospital and then air lifted to a hospital in Huntsville Alabama where he died may 27th 2019 He is 1 of 5 people that died from the bite of a copperhead snake between 2004 and 2019. During the month of July at wake hospital Raleigh North Carolina 37 people were bitten by copperheads on average each patient was treated with 8 vials of crofab antivenin 2022. Information provided by the North American snake bite registry and wake medical Raleigh North Carolina.⚕️ If you were treated with Anti-inflammatory - Antibiotics it had to be a dry bite meaning no venom was injected!
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  163. CRO FAB antivenin is available for all North American pit vipers only a .02 percent chance of dying with medical treatment in the United States 🇺🇸.
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  164. The dusky pygmy rattlesnake is also called a ground rattlesnake it has never caused a fatality . Information provided by the University of Florida Department Department of Herpetology.🐍 it has a yellow tipped tail before it develops it's segments or rattles.
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  165. Daniel Hough became the first soldier to die in the Civil War after a cannon went off prematurely after the Battle of Fort Sumpter. Lots of myths about snakes !
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  166. Akistrodon piscivorus is the hook toothed fish eater it was after your fish not you.🐟🐍
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  167. 47 inches longest Eastern Coral snake
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  168. If you are bitten by a copper head you will be treated with CRO FAB antivenin The same for all North American pit vipers.⚕️
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  169. @MyWildBackyard  I'm like you I live in North Carolina. At wake medical last summer in Raleigh North Carolina 37 people were bitten by copperheads during the month of July. On average each patient was treated with 8 vials antivenin .⚕️ 5 people have died from the bites of copperheads since 2004 only 1 person has died from a cottonmouth bite since 1971. Akistrodon contortrix main defense is camouflage that leads to a lot people who accidentally touch or step on them when they get bitten. Information provided North American Snake bite registry and wake medical Raleigh North Carolina.
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  170. Eastern Coral snake he's in Arizona looking for the Sonoran desert Coral snake . 3 species of Coral snakes in the United States Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes. 16 species of new world Coral snakes and over sixty species of old world Coral snakes that come in different colors depending on what country they live in.
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  171. Mojave green rattlesnake hemotoxic and neurotoxic venom Tiger rattlesnake hemotoxic and myotoxic venom Pacific coast rattlesnake hemotoxic and neurotoxic venom Timber/Canebrake rattlesnake hemotoxic and neurotoxic venom Cottonmouth hemotoxic and cytotoxic venom Vipers can have multiple types of venom depending on the region that they live in.
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  172. Report any sightings of Eastern Diamondback rattlesnakes in North Carolina to the North Carolina wildlife department please provide photographic evidence along with the location of the sightings. They are on the endangered species list in North Carolina.
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  173.  @lessanderfer7195  Snakes are defensive when threatened with being captured or killed they are not aggressive.
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  174.  @lessanderfer7195  I choose to leave them alone. They don't want anything to do with me.⚕️
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  175. 5 people have died from a Copperheads bite since 2004 and only 2 people have died from a Cottonmouth bite since 1970 . Some people can have a severe allergic reaction to their venom resulting in Anaphylaxis or heart attack. A wise person knows that the deadliest snake is the one that bites you and the last one that bites you.
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  176. @Lynn  Snakes are generally venomous not poisonous. The only snake that has both venom and poison is the Asian tiger keelback snake it gets poison from eating salamanders and toads that are poisonous ! Venom is injected into the bloodstream from fangs Poison has to come into contact with skin to have a deadly effect. Or it has to be ingested to have a deadly effect !⚕️ The coral snake has the most toxic venom of any snake in North America pure neurotoxic venom. It is North America's only elapid species🐍the inland taipan has the most toxic venom on Earth ld50 0. 025mgkg sc⚕️
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  177. @kensmith5694  The nursery rhyme doesn't always work when identifying them in North America due to melanistic, albino and aberrant specimens. If you're using the rhyme to identify a highly toxic venomous snake it's to best to leave them alone. There are 16 species of new world Coral snakes and over 60 species of old world Coral snakes that come in different colors all over the world.
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  178. @kensmith5694  The average person isn't going to encounter a Coral snake and the nursery rhyme is why usually children get bitten by Coral snakes trying to recite a rhyme for snake identification is just dumb .
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  179. North American Coral snake (Equine) - Pfizer Laboratory antivenin saves lives since being purchased from Wyeth Laboratory who developed the Coral snake Micursus antivenin in the sixties only 2 people have died from Coral snake bites since the late sixties when Coral snake antivenin was developed by legendary herpetologist Bill Haast Miami Serpentarium Laboratories venom extractions for Wyeth Laboratory Pharmaceutical companies in the sixties. The Pfizer Laboratory antivenin is available until June expiration date 2024 when it probably will be extended into the next decade .
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  180. Coral snakes are burrowing snakes and spend most of their lives underground it makes sense that they would come up after it rains.
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  181. North American Coral antivenin Pfizer Laboratory is available in Florida at most hospitals who want to stock it. This Reptile Discovery Center Medtoxin Laboratory Deland Florida Carl Barden still milk and tube feed Coral snakes Micrurus fulvius for the production of antivenin. Jack Facente Venom Laboratory also provides venom for the production of Pfizer Laboratory antivenin in Florida telling people that antivenin isn't available is medical misinformation and no one should tell that to US citizens without doing any research .
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  182. Only one person has died since 1965 from a coral snake bite and only 1 person has died from a cotton mouth bite 1971. Copperheads and Western Diamondback rattlesnakes are responsible for the most snake bites in the United States. Information provided by the North American snake bite registry Wake medical Raleigh North Carolina.
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  183. 😂
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  184. Five people are listed on the North American snake bite death registry since 2004 from the bite of Copperheads that have hemotoxic venom . Cutting the bite area and trying to suck out the venom does nothing for the snake bite that venom has been injected into the bloodstream from fangs .Sucking on the bite area only transfers bacteria from a humans mouth into the wound . If bitten by a venomous snake seek medical attention asap .
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  185. North American Coral snake Micursus ( Equine ) Pfizer Laboratory antivenin is used when treating all North American Coral snakes Eastern ,Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes effective until June 2024 expiration date when it could be extended into the next decade due to the fact that Coral snakes rarely bite humans only if they are mishandled usually by people who have no experience with snakes or children using the rhyme which isn't reliable due to aberrant specimens in North America .
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  186. Antivenin was developed Albert Calmette in 1895 a French scientist for Naja species of Cobras. Antivenom was developed by Dr. Charles J Martin and with his colleague Frank Tidswell University of Melbourne and NSW Australia developed it for the Tiger snake species in the late 1890's also. Antivenin and Antivenom are the same thing.
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  187. Only one person has died from a Cottonmouth bite since 1971 in the US and he didn't even get medical attention telling his girlfriend he couldn't afford to go to the hospital in Missouri 2015 . 5 people have died from Copperheads bites since 2004 due to a severe allergic reaction to their venom resulting in Anaphylaxis or heart attacks. 14 people have died from Timber/Canebrake rattlesnakes bites since 1970 are listed on the North American Snake death bite registry which makes it responsible for the most human fatalities from snake bites in the US since documented venomous snake bites have been recorded.
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  188. A wise person knows that the deadliest snake is the one that bites you and the last one that will ever bite you.
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  189. Canebrake/Timber rattlesnake Crotalas horridus is the same species of pitviper. Venom in the Southeastern portion of the US coastal plains and pine forest is hemotoxic and neurotoxic. All North America's pitvipers bites are treated with Crofab antivenom ASAP and is highly successful only 1 in 50 million people die annually from snake bites in the US.
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  190. Mojave rattlesnake hemotoxic and neurotoxic venom Tiger rattlesnake hemotoxic and myotoxic venom venom Cottonmouth hemotoxic and cytotoxic venom Pacific Coast rattlesnake hemotoxic and neurotoxic venom Timber/Canebrake rattlesnake hemotoxic and neurotoxic venom All of them are treated with Crofab polyvalent Antivenin/Antivenom in North America.
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  191. The Canebrake rattlesnake Crotalas horridus is the same species as the Timber rattlesnake Crotalas horridus they have the same genetic makeup. Their venom is not purely neurotoxic like that of a Coral Snake Micrurus fulvius which is purely neurotoxic Elapidae family of snakes which have front fixed fangs like all the other Elapids Taipans,Mambas and Cobras etc.! They are pitvipers with retractable front fangs like Cottonmouths and Rattlesnakes in the US. The Canebrake/Timber rattlesnake is the same species they have the same genetic makeup and the Canebrake isn't recognized as a subspecies of rattlesnakes. Canebrake rattlesnakes that lives in the Coastal plains and swamps,rivers and long leaf pine forest have both hemotoxic and neurotoxic venom and bites are treated with Crofab polyvalent Antivenin/Antivenom just like all pitvipers Copperheads , Cottonmouths and Rattlesnakes in North America. You might want to do some research on the Timber/Canebrake rattlesnake before you claim they're 2 different species of snakes. Cheers 😊
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  192. All pitvipers have traces of Phospholipase A enzymes in them around the world. It doesn't make their bites untreatable. Only a handful of snakes don't have Antivenin / Antivenom because they rarely bite humans and it's too expensive to produce the Antivenin for them but you can be put on a medical ventilation machine for their bites. Blue Maylayan Coral Snakes have no Antivenin but only 2 people have died from their bites in the past 100 years. Lots of people have been bitten by Canebrake rattlesnakes and survived with Crofab antivenom in the US.
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  193. Even the Eastern Hognose snake has venom which isn't considered dangerous for humans unless they have a serious allergic reaction to their mild venom that is used for killing amphibians on their teeth and saliva.
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  194. No herpetologist is going to classify the Timber/Canebrake rattlesnake Crotalas horridus as a subspecies of rattlesnakes. No medical professionals who are experienced in treating North American pitvipers envenomations are going to say that there's no Antivenom/Antivenin for treating the bites of a Timber / Canebrake rattlesnake Crotalas horridus or any other species of pitvipers in the US. Cheers 😊
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  195. Yes taxonomy is always changing and now there's only two species of Cottonmouths the northern Agkistrodon picivorous picivorous and the Florida Cottonmouths Agkistrodon conanti which is recognized by the scientific community as a different species after genetic makeup testing process. Sounds like your professor has declared himself as the head of the whole scientific community and decided that the Canebrake rattlesnake Crotalas horridus is a subspecies of the Timber rattlesnake Crotalas horridus good for him. Genetic makeup for the Canebrake rattlesnake and the Timber rattlesnake are the same and the majority of the scientific community recognizes them as the same species Crotalas horridus. Cheers 😊
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  196. When people recommend Google search 😂 and change the subject from Canebrake/Timber rattlesnakes to the range of the Red salamanders you've got to be kidding me 😂 ! Cheers 😊
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  197. None of my comments have stated that the Canebrake rattlesnake Crotalas horridus that lives in the Southeastern portion of the US Coastal plains and long leaf pine forest says that they have the same venom as the Timber rattlesnake Crotalas horridus that lives in the Northern portion of the US and have many different color variations depending on the elevation of the habitat they live in didn't have different venom types ! My initial comment stated that the Canebrake rattlesnake has hemotoxic and neurotoxic venom and bites can be treated successfully with Crofab Polyvalent North American pitvipers Antivenin/Antivenom which your initial comment stated that bites of the cainebreak rattlesnake is the one snake that you don't want to be bitten by because there's no antivenom for them because they have different venom types. Read your own comments kiddo ! Cheers 😊
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  198. Snakes are defensive not aggressive they are territorial meaning that they live in a certain territory usually not more than three miles away from where they were born. Akistrodon piscivorus or cottonmouth watermoccasin behaviors are the same everywhere in the United States. They will open their mouth wide open exposing the white interior known as gaping vibrate their tails and emit a foul smelly musk when trying to escape from being captured or killed by any predators or persons. Those are warnings to leave them alone .
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  199. ​ @terrisomers7843 If you're chased by a cottonmouth or any other type of wildlife means that you either ran or walked away from it and it pursued you which cottonmouths don't do. If a snake drops off a tree branch means that it's more than likely scared of being captured or killed by any predators or persons who are going to eat them. Cottonmouths are beneficial to the ecological systems throughout the Southeastern quarter of the United States where they are scavengers and eat dead animals with harmful bacteria in the swamps,rivers and drainage systems. They also provide valuable venom for the production of antivenin and medical treatment medications for Thrombosis,Arthritis,Cancer research and other health problems that causes human health problems. You may even be using medicine made from snake venom. Remember that the world is a bigger place than one person's fear of snakes.
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  200. Elapids or Elapidae family of snakes.
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  201. Southeastern NC is the range ends for the Eastern Diamondback rattlesnake Crotalas admanteus where they are protected by Wildlife laws and on the endangered species list only a handful of sightings in Onslow County Camp Lejeune since the mid nineties. Timber /Canebrake rattlesnake Crotalas horridus lives in the state of Maryland.
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  202. ​ @JayLandon64 There's a possibility of it being an escaped pet or vagrant. No established breeding population in the state of Maryland of the Eastern Diamondback rattlesnake Crotalas admanteus.
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  203. Coral snakes have front fixed fangs like all Elapids have .
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  204. Dry bites meaning no venom is injected into the bloodstream from fangs in the snakes head that are connected to the venom glands. If you receive a pitviper envenomation seek medical attention asap to avoid any long term effects of their hemotoxic venom. Crofab antivenin is used when treating the bites of all North American pit vipers and Micrurus Pfizer Laboratory is used for treating all North American Coral snake bites.
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  205. According to wake medical Raleigh North Carolina during the month of July 2022 37 patients were treated for copperhead bites Patients on average received 8 vials of crofab antivenin. None of the bites resulted in a fatality.⚕️
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  206. That's common sense the only question I have is how often do juvenile snakes give dry bites meaning no venom is injected into the bloodstream versus adult snakes delivering dry bites. Juvenile Fer de Lance pitvipers in Central and South America have neurotoxins along with hemtoxins in their venom which makes it more toxic but still not capable of delivering 400mg of venom in a single bite like adults. Don't want to be bitten by any venomous snake 😉
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  207. Joe Bredl father of Rob Bredl the Barefoot Bushman survived the bites of a Inland Taipan without antivenom before the development of CSL Taipan. Rob ( Robbo Robinson) survived the bites of a Inland Taipan without antivenom because he didn't want to take the Taipan monovalent antivenom side effects.
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  208. George Rosendale survived the bites of a Coastal Taipan without antivenom in 1949 before the development of CSL Taipan antivenom in 1955 .
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  209. Juvenile pitvipers can control their venom they have smaller venom sacks . Adults are always more dangerous because they are larger and have larger venom sacks! Biologists and medical professionals destroyed that myth years ago.⚕️
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  210. ​ @bryanwall5616 Inland Taipan ld 50 00.25 mgkg SC is the most " toxic " venomous snake in the world with its presynatic and postsynatic neurotoxic venom capable of delivering 44mg to 119mg in a single bite. They live in remote black soil region of Australia's outback and rarely comes into contact with humans unless they are looking for them. Nobody has ever died from the bites of a Inland Taipan yet thanks to CSL Taipan monovalent-polyvalent Antivenin. Snakes are defensive not aggressive and don't want anything to do with humans.
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  211. You probably got bit by harmless water snake lol🤣 CRO FAB antivenìn is the only thing that will help⚕️
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  212. @Wayne Sligar  Putting tobacco on a snake bite does nothing to stop the spreading in the bloodstream Cotton mouth venom is Hemo toxic how many vials of çrofab antivenin were you given to treat the bite ?
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  213. Evolution is fact Paleontologist can give accurate dates going back over three hundred million years ago. Eophis underwoodi was a small four legged snake discovered 165 million years ago but the gene for venom dates back over two hundred million years ago.
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  214. In 2006 a 29 year old man from Florida was bitten by a Eastern Coral snake Elapid family of snakes Micrurus fulvius while trying to kill it. He passed away in a wooded area after refusing medical treatment and became the last person to die from a Coral snake bite since the late nineteen sixties when Coral snake antivenin was developed by Wyeth Laboratory and is now recognized by Pfizer Laboratory effective until June expiration date 2024 when it could be extended into the next decade. When Pfizer bought the right to produce Coral snake antivenin from Wyeth Laboratory the shelf life of 5 years was extended by 12 during the transition. Approximately less than 100 people are bitten by Coral snakes annually in the United States. No one has ever died from the Western or Sonoran desert Coral snakes bites. If the hospital doesn't stock the antivenin it can be flown in by Plane or helicopter from the Venom Response Team Miami Dade County Florida.
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  215. Inland Taipan ld 50 00.25 mgkg SC with its presynatic and postsynatic neurotoxic venom capable of delivering 44mg to 119mg in a single bite is 15 times more toxic than the venom of the Black Mamba ld 50 0.341 mgkg SC with its neurotoxic and cardiovascular toxins.
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  216. Coral Snakes have front fixed fangs just like all the other Elapids.
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  217. Eastern Diamondback and Western Diamondback rattlesnakes can inject approximately 1000mg of hemotoxic venom in a single bite with 1 inch fangs and a bite force of 150psi which makes them more dangerous than the Mojave rattlesnake ld 50 0.18 mgkg SC,Tiger rattlesnake ld 50 0.21 mgkg SC and the Canebrake/Timber rattlesnake Crotalas horridus which have traces of neurotoxic and myotoxic venom. The deadliest venomous snake is the one that bites you ! Or the last 😂.
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  218. Antivenom/Antivenin is expensive to make perhaps you don't know how extractions takes to make one vial of it and then sold to pharmaceutical companies who then have to inject horses or sheep to create the antibodies to complete the process of making the Antivenom/Antivenin. There's only around 7 Serpentariums in the US that men risks their lives almost daily extracting various venomous snakes for medical purposes for treating Thrombosis,High blood pressure,Pain medication and for Cancer research medicine for breast cancer. High risk jobs which saves human lives. Only 1 person I'm 50 million die from snake bites in the US annually.
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  219. Crofab antivenom for all North Americans pitvipers Copperheads,Cottonmouths and Rattlesnake bites is sold to hospitals at a discount price of $ 3500 per vial which results in hospital charges of $12500 per vial for patients being treated for snake bites. North American Coral Snake ( eqine ) Pfizer laboratory is more expensive to make due to the rarity of Coral snake bites.
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  220. ​ @larrywilliams9139 I live in NC where Blue Cross Blue Shield covers Copperhead envenomations . On average if venom is injected 6 vials of Crofab antivenom is given to the patients. NC leads the nation in snake bites mostly from Copperheads which have the lowest venom toxicity of all the other pitvipers in the US. Only around 5 people die annually in the US from snake bites. Deer kill around 200 people annually in the US mostly from SUV's driving at a high rate of speed on 2 lane roads.
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  221. @MyWildBackyard  There are 100 venomous snakes in Australia but only 12 are considered deadly with neurotoxins, cytotoxins and cardiotoxins. Only a .03 percent chance of dying from snake bite in Australia with antivenin and medical treatment medications that is provided by Medicare insurance for all citizens in Australia.
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  222. Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes have neurotoxins and bites are treated with North American Coral snake (Equine )- Pfizer Laboratory antivenin who purchased the product from Wyeth Laboratory that developed the Coral snake antivenin in the late sixties. Only one person has died since the development of antivenin from a Micrurus fulvius Eastern Coral snake Elapid family and nobody has ever died from the bite of the Western or Sonoran desert Coral snakes.
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  223. You can't use insects repellent when handling reptiles and amphibians for research. Herpelology 101
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  224. Only a. 03 percent chance of dying with medical treatment in Australia from snake bites with CSL monovalent and polyvalent antivenìn. Australian snakes have evolved with neurotoxins so they basically have to apply a pressure bandage and seek medical attention asap. Only a. 02 percent chance of dying in the US with medical treatment from snake bite which most of the snakes are pitvipers with hemotoxic venom that causes hemorrhaging, tissue damage and necrosis. Crofab antivenin is used when treating the bites of all North American pit vipers and Micrurus Pfizer Laboratory antivenin is used when treating North America's only elapid species the Coral snake which has neurotoxic venom.
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  225. Only one person has died from a Cottonmouth bite since 1971 . 38 years old in Missouri and he didn't get medical attention ASAP. Crofab antivenom is available for all North American pitvipers Cottonmouths,Copperheads and Rattlesnake bites.
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  226. Akistrodon pisivorous AKA Cottonmouths or Watermoccasins chase after fish not people unless they look and smell like fish. No snakes chase humans it's a myth.
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  227. Commonly found in freshwater streams in the mountains but can be found in Rowan County Grant's Creek They make excellent catfish bait lol.👾
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  228. There has only been one documented sighting of a timber rattlesnake in Rockingham North Carolina that was 7 - 28 - 21. Report any sightings of rattlesnakes to the North Carolina wildlife commission to have it verified. Carolina herp atlas also have the sightings for verification. North Carolina all rattlesnakes are protected.
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  229. @ImafukinGayFish  Fer de Lance LD 50 1.9-11.2mgkg sc capable of delivering 100 to 310mg of venom in a single bite is responsible for the most fatalities from snake bites in South and Central America . Their venom is more toxic than the Bushmaster that lives in the remote forest where antivenin isn't available and getting to a hospital with antivenin in time isn't likely to happen which leads to their higher mortality count .
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  230. Shelby Stanga on the history Channel may have developed immunity from cottonmouth bites since he has lived with them all his life. Or its possible that the snake has only given him a dry bite meaning that no venom was injected into his bloodstream.
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  231. Five people are listed on the North American snake bite registry that have died from copperhead bites since 2004. Oliver chum Baker 52 years old was bitten by a copperhead in 2019 and died was the last fatality listed after he was bitten multiple times by a copperhead and air lifted to a hospital in Huntsville Alabama where he died of Anaphylaxis resulting in a fatal heart attack.
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  232. Coral snakes have neurotoxins " venom " not poison with front fixed fangs like all Elapids Taipans,Mambas,Kraits and Cobras and don't have to chew to inject " venom " but they will hold on moving their heads side to side so it's important to get them off asap.
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  233. Video proof or it doesn't happen. Orry Martin the Texas Snake Hunter chased by a Cottonmouth YouTube ! 😂
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  234. Oliver chum Baker 52 years old of Alabama passed away may 27th 2019 from a Copperhead bite that he received on May 25th ! Baby snakes are never as venomous as adults adults have larger venom glands ! The story of them being more dantgerous and not being able To control their venom is just a myth! During the month of July 2022 in North Carolina at wake medical Raleigh North Carolina 37 people were bitten by copperheads on average each patient received 8 vials of crofab antivenin.⚕️ 5 people died from the bites of copper heads between 2019 and 2004 Information provided by North American Snake bite registry and wake medical Raleigh North Carolina. Edit T in dangerous lol.😂
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  235. Horses and donkeys kill more people in Australia than any other types of wildlife including Snakes,Aracnids and Sharks.
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  236. 4 to 5mg of neurotoxins is a lethal dose of venom. A large Micrurus fulvius Eastern Coral snake Elapid family is capable of delivering 20 mg of venom in a single bite. 60% of Coral snakes envenomations are dry bites meaning no one has been injected into the bloodstream from fangs. North American Coral snake ( Equine ) Pfizer Laboratory antivenin is used when treating all Coral snakes Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes effective until June expiration date 2024 when it could be extended into the next decade due to the fact that Coral snakes rarely bite humans.
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  237. Defanging a venomous snake results in the snake dying since they rely on their venom to kill the prey that they eat to stay alive. A venomoid is a snake that has both venom glands and the fangs removed and is not recommended by any herpetologist who cares about the snake. Snakes have evolved to have 2 sets of fangs one in use the other as a replacement if broken or when the snake sheds them many times in their life.
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  238. Look for the eye stripe resembles a Zoro mask that all Cottonmouths have. Behaviors of Cottonmouths include displaying the white interior of their mouth known as gaping, vibrating their tails and emitting a foul smelly musk when threatened by predators and persons who are trying to capture or kill them.
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  239. Eastern Diamondback rattlesnakes live from southeastern NC to eastern Louisiana long leaf pine forest , barrier islands and coastal plains. The Western Diamondback rattlesnake is found in Texas.
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  240. Pfizer Laboratory Micrurus antivenin for all species of North American Coral snakes purchased from Wyeth Laboratory in 2009 has been available for any hospitals to stock on request or have it flown in by Plane or helicopter . This is medical misinformation by telling the public no antivenin I personally have left a half dozen comments telling him about it .
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  241. They release venom from front fixed fangs just like all other elapids Cobras, Mambas, Taipans and Kraits. North American Coral snake antivenin Pfizer Laboratory is available for any hospitals who want to stock it .
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  242. World Record 74in.11lb.1990 captured in the Great dismal swamp North Carolina and Virginia border.
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  243. That's just a myth lol😂
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  244. Eastern Diamondback rattlesnake capable of delivering 1000 mg of hemotoxic venom in a single bite with 1 inch fangs and a bite force of 150 psi is the most dangerous snake in North America.
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  245. Venom is injected into the bloodstream no matter where the snake bites unless you have a dry bite meaning that no venom was injected into the bloodstream. 5 people have died from the bites of copperheads since 2004 it depends on if the person has a severe allergic reaction to the venom causing Anaphylaxis.
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  246. LD50 numbers are based on test on mice not humans. 5 people have died since 2004 from copperhead bites.⚕️
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  247.  @ericsbraun  The most dangerous snake in the United States is the Eastern Diamondback rattlesnake largest rattlesnake species with a bite force of 150psi and capable of delivering 1000mg of hemotoxic venom in a single bite. The Timber/Canebrake rattlesnake is responsible for the most fatalities from snake bites in the United States since the late nineteen sixties but a lot of deaths from the Timber rattlesnakes bite occurred in religious ceremonies and people who are bitten refuse medical treatment and antivenin from the bite . Coral snakes have neurotoxins that damage the Central nervous system but only have been responsible for 2 fatalities since the late nineteen sixties when Wyeth Laboratory North American Coral snake antivenin was developed for all species of Coral snakes Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes now manufactured by Pfizer Laboratory Micursus antivenin for all species of North American Coral snakes since 2009. No one has ever died from the bite of the Western or Sonoran Desert Coral snake !
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  248. Mojave Green rattlesnake ld 50 0.18 mgkg SC hemotoxins and neurotoxins Tiger Rattlesnake ld 50 0.21 mgkg SC hemotoxins and myotoxins are the 16th and 17th most toxic venomous snakes in the world tested subcutaneous. 1.Inland Taipan ld 50 0.025 mgkg SC 2.Dubois sea snake ld 50 0.044 mgkg SC 3.Eastern Brown snake ld 50 0.053 mgkg SC 4.Yellow Bellied sea snake ld 50 0.067 mgkg SC 5.Western Desert Taipan aka Central Ranges Taipan ld 50 0.075 mgkg SC Top 5 most toxic venomous snakes land and sea tested subcutaneous for venom toxicity in the world University of Queensland Australia Microbiology and Biochemistry.
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  249. Tiger Rattlesnake ld 50 0.06 mgkg IP is not the same testing process as the ld 50 0.21 mgkg SC of the Tiger Rattlesnakes venom toxicity.
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  250. Some regions of Australia have Eastern Brown snakes ld 50 0.041 mgkg SC which makes it the second most toxic venomous snake tested subcutaneous on earth .
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  251. ​ @bartangel4867 Eastern Diamondback rattlesnake ld 50 14.5- 10 mgkg SC hemotoxins is the most dangerous snake in the US capable of delivering 1000 mg of venom in a single bite with 1 inch fangs and a bite force of 150 psi. A young woman who was taking pictures of butterflies was bitten by one a South Florida ecological park and received 58 vials of Crofab antivenom 5 blood transfusions and put on a medical ventilation machine for Anaphylaxis to survive the bite. Eastern Brown snake ld 50 0.033 mgkg SC is the lowest rated test results that I'm aware of usually 0.053 mgkg SC which is lower than the Dubois sea snake ld 50 0.044 mgkg SC widely considered the second most toxic venomous snake.
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  252. Only one person has died from a Cottonmouth bite since 1971 and that person didn't seek medical attention. Akistrodon pisivorous AKA Cottonmouths chase after fish not humans it's a myth told by people that have superstitious beliefs about snakes.
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  253. Antibiotics are used for snake bites when there are signs of infection that pitvipers Copperheads,Cottonmouths and Rattlesnake bites can cucause from tissue damage and necrosis. Most snakes have bacteria in their saliva and on their teeth even a Black Rat snake can cause a bacterial infection. Snake bites should be treated by medical professionals who have determined that venom has been injected with the proper Antivenin ASAP. Crofab polyvalent antivenom for pitvipers and Pfizer ( eqine ) antivenom from Coral Snake bites Elapids which venom is primarily neurotoxic or put on a medical ventilation machine if antivenom isn't available. Only one person in 50 million die from snake bites in the US annually.
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  254. Found only in 3 Parrishes in eastern Louisiana pinelands last recordings were in 1995 .
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  255. Akistrodon piscivorus Aka cottonmouth watermoccasin is the hook toothed fish eater which hunt fish. If you look or smell like fish 🐟 take a shower 🚿 😉 to rid yourself of the smell of fish 🐟 🤣
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  256. They're not near as bad as the dreaded hoop snakes that can put their tails in their mouth and travel up the speeds of 80 miles an hour and wreck you in your Car🤣
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  257. Danie Pienaar survived the bites of a Black Mamba without antivenom and people who are allergic to SAMIR polyvalent antivenom can be by being put on a medical ventilation machine for their bites and survived without antivenom. The deadliest snake is the one that bites you and the last one that bites you.
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  258. Joe Bredl father of Rob Bredl the Barefoot Bushman survived the bites of a Inland Taipan without antivenom before the development of CSL Taipan antivenom. Rob ( Robbo) Robinson survived the bites of his own pet Inland Taipan without antivenom because he didn't want to take the side effects of the CSL Taipan monovalent/polyvalent antivenom. Snakes venom effects humans differently and each person can have a different reaction to their venom.
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  259. People have different reactions to snake venom and a wise person knows that the deadliest snake is the one that bites you and the last one that will ever bite you ! Black Headed Bushmaster Lachesis muta which means silent fate has a 80% mortality rate even with the antivenom which doesn't reflect on its ld 50# conducted on mice under laboratory conditions.
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  260. Pvt.H.H. Parkyn became the first person to die from a Coral Snake bite on May 31rst 1861 in Pensacola FL. No telling how many undocumented occurred during the Civil War because official documentation was not kept for snake bites deaths during the Civil War.
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  261. Coral snakes elapid family of snakes with neurotoxins and front fixed fangs just like all other elapids Cobras, Mambas,Taipans and Kraits.
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  262. Inland Taipan ld 50 00.25 mgkg SC is the most toxic venomous snake in the world with its presynatic and postsynatic neurotoxic venom capable of delivering 44mg to 119mg in a single bite. Either the Eastern Brown snake ld 50 00.53 mgkg SC /ld 50 00.53 mgkg SC or ld 50 00.33 mgkg SC in some regions of Australia is 2nd or 3rd depending on different sources. The Dubois Sea snake ld 50 00.44 mgkg SC is recognized by the majority of the scientific community as valid test results and considered the 2nd most toxic venomous snake in the world and the most toxic venomous Sea snake in the world.
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  263. Big Boss 😊
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  264. Oxyuranous microlepidtos means the Taipan with small scales.
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  265. What nest? They give birth to live young 😂
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  266. 😂
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  267. I was attacked by a nest of Cottonmouths protecting their eggs. A big female Cottonmouth stole my bass boat with a world record bass in the cooler at Tucker Town Reservoir facts 😂.
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  268. Do you look or perhaps smell like a fish just curious as to why the Akistrodon pisivorous the hook tooth fish eater was following you 😂
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  269. How much does CRO FAB anti venom cost in West Virginia ? How much anti venom did you need for your snake bites? How long did you have to stay in the hospital for your Copperhead bites? Does your insurance policy cover your medical bills for your Copperhead bites?
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  270. @MyWildBackyard  North American Coral snake antivenin is manufactured by Pfizer Laboratory since 2009 and is available for any hospitals who want to stock it for treating all Coral snakes Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes. SOURCE THE ORIANNE SOCIETY 2013
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  271. @dextermorgan1  Pfizer Laboratory Micursus antivenin for all species of North American Coral snakes Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes have been producing antivenin since 2009 after purchasing the rights from Wyeth Laboratory who halted production in 2003 those vials had a shelf life of 5 years was extended by 12 years during the transition to Pfizer Laboratory. Only 1 person has died from a Coral snake since the late sixties when Coral snake antivenin was developed by Wyeth Laboratory and is now manufactured by Pfizer Laboratory available for all hospitals who want to stock it. Jack Facente Venom Laboratory and the Reptile Discovery Center Medtoxin Laboratory Deland Florida Carl Barden still milk and tube feed Coral snakes Micrurus fulvius using the same method that was developed by legendary herpetologist Bill Haast Miami Serpentarium Laboratories in the sixties . SOURCE THE ORIANNE SOCIETY in 2013
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  272. @dextermorgan1  North American Coral snake antivenin ( Equine ) - Pfizer Laboratory Micursus antivenin for all species Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes since 2009 !
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  273. Snakes and most wildlife will defend themselves against predators and people who are trying to capture or kill them.
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  274. Kevin Budden herpetologist captured the first live Coastal Taipan Oxyuranous scutellatus in 1950 and died a couple days later after that snake was flown to Commonwealth Serum Laboratory in Melbourne Australia that leads to the development of CSL Taipan antivenom in 1955. There's no documented fatalities from the bites of a Inland Taipan Oxyuranous microlepidtos.
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  275. Hemophilia is going to possibly cause a problem if bitten by a venomous snake. North American pit vipers have hemotoxic venom that when injected into the bloodstream causes destruction of blood cells. If you are bitten by any venomous snake species seek medical treatment asap so antivenin can help you from the bite if the snake has injected venom into the bloodstream. Consult with your doctor if you have concerns about the effects of their hemotoxic venom on your health never take advice from a YouTube video with your health 😉 !
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  276. North Carolina leads the nation in snake bites and Antivenom typically is administered by medical professionals at Wake Medical and Duke University Medical hospitals for Copperheads envenomation after its determined not to have been a dry bite meaning no venom was injected after observation period of up to 24 + hours of the patients symptoms. Around 4 to 6 vials of Crofab antivenom is used for Copperhead bites at those Medical facilities. Antihistamine and Medical ventilation machines are used for patients who suffer Anaphylaxis a severe allergic reaction to their venom.
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  277. North American Coral Snake Pfizer laboratory ( eqine ) antivenom expired June 2024 but could be extended into the next decade due to the rarity of Coral Snake bites after being reviewed by FDA at hospitals who want to carry it . If no antivenom is available patients will be put on a medical ventilation machine for the bites of Coral Snakes.
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  278. What North Eastern state has a small pocket of Cottonmouths other than Southern Indiana Dubois County and South Eastern Virginia Great Dismal Swamp region into Hopewell James River and Appomattox tributaries.
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  279. Agkistrodon picivorous aka Cottonmouths and Watermoccasins don't form mating balls harmless species of Nerodia Watersnakes do form mating balls .
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  280. Herpetologist who know that you don't put on insect repellent when handling amphibians and reptiles.
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  281. 😂 Akistrodon pisivorous AKA Cottonmouths and Watermoccasins is the hook tooth fish eater not humans 😊
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  282. Akistrodon piscivorus is the hook toothed fish eater it was after the fish 🐟 not humans.
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  283. North American Coral snake ( Equine ) - Pfizer Laboratory antivenin began producing the antivenin for all species of Coral snakes Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes in 2009 after purchasing the right from Wyeth Laboratory in 2006 effective until June expiration date 2024. Only 1 person has died from a Coral snake bite since the late sixties. No one has ever died from the Western or Sonoran desert Coral snakes in recorded history.
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  284. North American Coral snake (Eqine) -Pfizer Laboratory antivenin is used when treating all Coral snakes Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes. It's still available until June 2024 expiration date. The Milatary bases before the development of Wyeth Laboratory Coral snake antivenin in the sixties used Atropine and medical ventilation machines for treating Coral snake bites with neurotoxins. The most dangerous snakes to the public in the United States are Copperheads and the Western Diamondback rattlesnakes who live in close proximity to humans. The most dangerous snake in the US IMHO is the Eastern Diamondback rattlesnake largest species of rattlesnakes with hemotoxic venom, 1in fangs, bite force of 150psi and capable of delivering 1000mg of venom in a single bite.
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  285. @MyWildBackyard  Boomslang LD 50 0.07-0.1mgkg iv 12.5 sc rear fangs Colubridae family of snakes with hemotoxic venom is the most toxic venomous snake in Africa rarely bite humans only 8 fatalities since the late nineteen forties when polyvalent/monovalent antivenin was developed. Fer de Lance LD 50 1.9-11.2mgkg sc hemotoxic venom is a dangerous snake responsible for the most fatalities from snake bites in South and Central America antivenin Bothropic polyvalent is used when treating all the Bothops species which are highly toxic seek medical attention asap if bitten by any of the 37 species of Bothops.
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  286. That's a myth that was debunked by herpetologist and medical professionals ages ago.⚕️
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  287. North American Coral snake antivenin was developed in 1967 by Wyeth Laboratory who halted production in 2003. It was later purchased by Pfizer Laboratory in 2009 the vials of Wyeth Laboratory antivenin that have a shelf life of 5 years was extended by 12 years during the transition to Pfizer Laboratory Micursus antivenin that is made from the venom of the Micrurus fulvius Eastern Coral snake Elapid family of snakes venom to treat all North American Coral snakes Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes. Only two people have died from the bite of the Eastern Coral snake since the late sixties no one has ever died from the bite of the Western or Sonoran desert Coral snake. Hospitals that don't carry the Pfizer Laboratory antivenin can have it flown in by Plane or helicopter in a emergency situation. It important that citizens know that they can be treated with antivenin for all species of North American Coral snakes !
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  288. Only one person has died from a Cottonmouth bite since 1971 and he didn't seek medical attention ASAP and passed away RIP in his sleep in Missouri. His autopsy revealed that he had a lot of pain medication in his system that contributed to his passing . 0.1% chance of dying from a Cottonmouth bite with Crofab polyvalent North American pitvipers Antivenin/Antivenom.
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  289. North American Coral snake antivenin ( Equine ) Pfizer Laboratory is available for all species of Coral snakes Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes. Pfizer Laboratory purchased the right to produce antivenin from Wyeth Laboratory in 2009 who first developed antivenin in the late sixties.
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  290. Jack Facente Laboratory and the Reptile Discovery Center Medtoxin Laboratory Deland Florida Carl Barden still milk,tube feed and extract venom from the Micursus fulvius Eastern Coral snake using the same method that was developed by legendary herpetologist Bill Haast Miami Serpentarium Laboratories in the sixties. Any Hospital has access to antivenin whether they have it flown in by Plane or helicopter or if they stock it in their Laboratory.
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  291.  @todaysvoice68  Coral snake envenomation usually requires 5 to 10 vials of antivenin to treat the bite if necessary Coralym polyclonal ( Equine ) Bioclon from Mexico would be available to treat the bite . Only two people have died from the bite of the Micrurus fulvius Eastern Coral snake since the development of North American Coral snake antivenin by Wyeth Laboratory in the sixties . One was a young child who was bitten and put on a medical ventilation machine and another man refused medical treatment and passed away during the night . A young boy was recently bitten in Florida and treated successfully with Pfizer North American Coral snake antivenin . No one has died from the bite of the Western or Sonoran desert Coral snake in recorded history .
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  292.  @todaysvoice68  Current stock of Pfizer Laboratory North American Coral snake antivenin doesn't expire until June 2024 and is still available. When Pfizer Laboratory purchased the rights to the antivenin in 2009 the shelf life of Wyeth antivenin of 5 years was extended by 12 years during the transition to Pfizer Laboratory.
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  293. THE RHYME ISN'T RELIABLE DUE TO MELANISTIC AND ALBINO SPECIMENS IN NORTH AMERICA AND CENTRAL AMERICA CORAL SNAKES COME IN DIFFERENT COLORS . 16 SPECIES OF NEW WORLD CORAL SNAKES AND OVER SIXTY SPECIES OF OLD WORLD CORAL SNAKES THAT COME IN DIFFERENT COLORS DEPENDING ON WHAT COUNTRY THEY LIVE IN.
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  294. Steve Irwin was killed by a stingray that mistook his shadow for a Tiger shark in 6ft of water. Tragic accident but he would have wanted herpetologist and scientists to move on for the development of antivenin and medical treatment advances in the world today. Rip 🙏
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  295. The cotton mouth is not really that bad there has only been one fatality since 1971 from the bite of a Cotton mouth ! The dreaded hoop snake that can put its tail in its mouth and go up the speeds of 80 miles per hour and wreck your car is the most dangerous snake😂
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  296.  @pughoneycutt1986  Take out the AOC - CV - 520 order from your local wildlife officer to have the Stalker arrested!🤣
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  297. @Allen  Akistrodon piscivorus is the hook toothed fish eater Aka cottonmouth watermoccasin does it make you feel better if I spell cottonmouth or cotton mouth which is referring to the color of its mouth when displaying a defensive position 😜. How many words are hoop snakes Aka Francia abacura the Mud snake🤔 ?
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  298. If it bites you and you die that's venom, if you bite it and you die that's poison. TOXINOLOGY101
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  299. According to the North American Snake bite registry there have been 5 deaths resulting from copperhead bites 2004 - 2019. Howard chum Baker age52 was the last fatality listed after he bitten on May 25th and died on May 27th 2019 at a hospital in Huntsville Alabama.⚕️
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  300. Myth that has been debunked by herpetologist ages ago.
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  301. Crofab antivenin is sold to hospitals at a discount price of 3200 dollars per vial which results in the patient having to pay 12895 dollars per vial hospital charges. Anavip is available for North American pitviper envenomation also at lower rates but Crofab is proven and less likely to have side effects on patients who are allergic to snake venom . Hospitals offer forgiveness for many medical bills including snake bites.
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  302. North American Coral ( Equine ) Pfizer Laboratory antivenin is available for all species of venomous Coral snakes Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes. Coral snake antivenin was developed in the sixties by Wyeth Laboratory and was purchased by Pfizer Laboratory.
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  303. 5 people died from the bite of the akistrodon contortrix between 2004 and 2019. Only 0.2 percent of people will die out of 8000 snake bites annually in the United States 🇺🇸 Information provided by the North American snake bite registry Wake medical Raleigh North Carolina.
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  304. Canebrake and diamond rattlesnake have hemotoxic and Neurotoxic venom the Cotton mouth only has hemotoxic venom only one person has died from a cotton mouth bite since 1971⚕️cottonmouth gets bacteria from eating dead prey🐟🐸🐢🦎🐍 They are cannibals and will eat other snakes. Nature's garbage can!
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  305. CRO FAB antivenin is available to hospitals at a discount price of 3200 dollars per vial which results in the patient having to pay 12895 dollars per vial hospital charges. Some Insurance companies offer coverage for snake bites ,check with your company if you are concerned about being bitten by a venomous snake.
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  306. Akistrodon piscivorous is a semi aquatic pitviper that chase and eat fish 🐟 maybe some people look and smell like fish 🤔
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  307. ​@rustyshackleford2457 Snakes are territorial meaning that they hunt and breed in a certain territory usually not more than 3 miles from where they are born. Hello from the Great Dismal Swamp NC .😊
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  308. Coral snakes Micrurus fulvius have front fixed fangs and neurotoxic " venom " capable of delivering venom anywhere on the human body but are reluctant to bite unless mishandled usually by children using the rhyme to identify them. Only one person has died from a Coral snake bite since the development of North American Coral snake " Eqine " by Wyeth Laboratory in the late sixties and now produced by Pfizer Laboratory.
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  309. Red Diamond Crotalas ruber Eastern Diamondback rattlesnake Crotalas admanteus
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  310. Red diamond rattlesnake is part of the diamondbacks species.
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  311. ​ @donnasilver940 No Eastern Diamondback rattlesnakes in Pennsylvania. Range ends in Southeastern NC where they're protected by Wildlife laws and on the endangered species list only a handful of sightings all in Onslow Country Camp Lejeune since the mid nineties. The Timber /Canebrake rattlesnake Crotalas horridus is found in Pennsylvania.
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  312. Akistrodon piscivorus is the hook toothed fisheater they are after your fish not you.🐟🐍
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  313. No one has ever died from the Western or Sonoran desert Coral snake bites. Pfizer Laboratory Micursus antivenin is used when treating all North American Coral snakes Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes. Only 2 people have died from the Micursus fulvius Eastern Coral snake since the late sixties when Coral snake antivenin was developed by Wyeth Laboratory and is now manufactured by Pfizer Laboratory. This is a video based on dramatic overreacting to North America's only elapid species with neurotoxins...
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  314. Crofab antivenin is used when treating all North American pit vipers Copperheads ,Cottonmouths and Rattlesnakes North American Coral snake ( Eqine ) Pfizer Laboratory is used when treating all North American Coral snakes Eastern ,Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes effective until June 2024 when it could be extended into the next decade due to the fact that Coral snakes rarely bite humans.
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  315. Agkistrodon picivorous aka Cottonmouths and Watermoccasins are the hooked tooth fish eater which chase after fish sometimes when people are fishing they claim to be chased by a Cottonmouth. Maybe they look and smell like fish !
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  316. Pfizer laboratory purchased the production of North American Coral snake antivenom from Wyeth laboratory effective until June 2024 which could be extended into the next decade due to the rarity of Coral snake bites it was extended from 5 years to 12 years during the transition period .
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  317. 😮​ @mjleger4555 Even without antivenom you can be put on a medical ventilation machine to treat a Coral snake bite for people who are allergic to the antivenom.
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  318. King Cobra 18.4 ft 22 lbs euthanized at the outbreak of WW2 fearing it could escape due to the bombing of London is the longest documented venomous snake London Zoo.
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  319. Agkistrodon picivorous aka Cottonmouths and Watermoccasins are the hooked tooth fish eater which chase after fish not humans unless they look and smell like fish 😂 everyone claiming Cottonmouths chase humans are fishing !
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  320. If you are bitten by a venomous snake seek medical care asap and you will be treated with antivenin if the snake has injected venom. Venom is injected into the bloodstream unless you have a dry bite meaning that no venom was injected. Crofab antivenin is used when treating the bites of all North American pit vipers and Micrurus Pfizer Laboratory antivenin is used when treating the bites of all North American Coral snakes.
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  321. @MyWildBackyard  Once again this is medical misinformation ! Wyeth Laboratory halted North American Coral snake antivenin in 2003 and Pfizer Laboratory antivenin began producing Micrurus North American antivenin in 2009 after the shelf life of 5 years was extended by 12 years during the transition. Carl Barden and Jack Facentie have been milking and providing Micrurus fulvius venom for the production of antivenin for treating all North American Coral snakes Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes. SOURCE THE ORIANNE SOCIETY 2013. Hospitals that don't carry the Pfizer Laboratory antivenin can have it flown in by Plane or helicopter people in the United States can be treated with Coral snake antivenin . Legendary herpetologist Bill Haast began working with Coral snakes and tube feeding them at the Miami Serpentarium Laboratories and Jack Facente and Carl Barden still milk and tube feed Coral snakes Micrurus fulvius using the same method that was developed by legendary herpetologist Bill Haast Miami Serpentarium Laboratories .
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  322.  @debbieverret4033  There are only about 9 species of snakes which have no antivenin. The Blue Maylayan coral snake, African Bush viper, Spiny Bush viper, Sind Krait, Monocled Cobra from West Bengal and the Monocled Cobra from Arunachal Pradesh, Mangshan pitviper,Sochurek's Saw -Scaled Viper and the African Twig snake. The Eastern Coral snake antivenin is available from Pfizer Laboratory who purchased it from Wyeth Laboratory in 2009. Wyeth Laboratory development of Coral snake Micursus fulvius was created in 1967 and halted in 2003 then purchased by Pfizer Laboratory in 2009. The shelf life of 5 years was extended by 12 years during the transition to Pfizer Laboratory Micursus antivenin for treating all North American Coral snakes Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes. SOURCE THE ORIANNE SOCIETY in 2013. It's important to understand people in the United States can be treated successfully with antivenin for all Coral snake species !
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  323.  @debbieverret4033  Jack Facente Venom Laboratory and the Reptile Discovery Center Medtoxin Laboratory Deland Florida Carl Barden still milk and tube feed Coral snakes Micrurus fulvius using the same method that was developed by legendary herpetologist Bill Haast Miami Serpentarium Laboratories ⚕️.
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  324. 1.Inland Taipan ld 50 00.25 mgkg SC 2.Dubois sea snake ld 50 00.44 mgkg SC 3.Eastern Brown snake ld 50 00.53 mgkg SC in some regions of Australia ld 50 00.33 mgkg SC which is the 2nd most toxic venomous snake 4.Yellow Bellied Sea Snake ld 50 00.67 mgkg SC 5.Western Desert Taipan ld 50 00.75 mgkg SC 6.Perons Sea Snake ld 50 00.79 mgkg SC 7.Many Banded Krait ld 50 0.09 mgkg IV 8.Coastal Taipan ld 50 00.99 mgkg SC 9.Black Banded Sea Krait ld 50 0.111 mgkg SC 10.Beaked Sea Snake ld 50 0.1125 mgkg SC 11.Mainland Tiger Snake ld 50 0.118 mgkg SC 12.Cristy's Water Cobra ld 50 0.12 mgkg SC 13.Blue Krait ld 50 0.12 mgkg SC 14.Caspian Cobra ld 50 0.14 mgkg SC 15.Philippines Spitting Cobra ld 50 0.16 mgkg SC 16.Mojave Rattlesnake ld 50 0.18 mgkg SC 17.Tiger Rattlesnake ld 50 0.21 mgkg SC 18.Saw Scaled Viper ld 50 0.24 mgkg SC 19.Forest Cobra ld 50 0.324 mgkg SC 20.Black Mamba ld 50 0.341 mgkg SC Top twenty most toxic venomous snakes land and sea.
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  325. Boomslang translation in Dutch and Afrikaans means tree snake Colubridae family of snakes which have rear fangs with hemotoxic venom ld 50 12.5 mgkg SC is the most toxic venomous snake in Africa due the ld # varies too much to list without more research on their toxicity.
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  326. Black Mamba venom is neurotoxic with cardiovascular toxins is the most feared snake in Africa due to superstitious and mythical beliefs about snakes ! Danie Pienaar survived the bites of a Black Mamba without antivenom and lots of people who are bitten survived with SAMIR polyvalent antivenom or no antivenom by being put on a medical ventilation machine because they are allergic to SAMIR polyvalent antivenom.
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  327. 3 species of Coral Snakes in the US 1. Micrurus fulvious the Eastern Coral snake 2 Micrurus tenor the Texas Coral snake 3 Micrurusoides euryxanthus the Sonaran desert Coral snake Spelling errors are a result of updated apps again 😊 .
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  328. North American Coral snake ( Eqine ) antivenin program was developed by Wyeth Laboratory in the late sixties and was purchased by Pfizer Laboratory Micursus antivenin for treating all North American Coral snake Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes.
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  329. Female Cottonmouths give birth to live young they don't build a nest or take care of their young. If a snake comes in your direction you're in between its hiding place. Snakes don't chase people or eat people in North America. It's a myth told throughout the Southeastern United States by superstitious beliefs about snakes.
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  330. You can't put on insect repellent when you are handling amphibians and reptiles most herpetologist who handle them know that before they go looking for them.
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  331. The ryhme isn't reliable in North America due to melanist and albino specimens and 16 species of new world Coral snakes and over 60 species of old world Coral snakes that come in different colors .
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  332. North American Coral snake ( Equine ) was developed by Wyeth laboratory in the late sixties and is now produced by Pfizer Laboratories effective until June 2024 when it could be extended into the next decade due to Coral snakes rarely bite humans. Dr. Bill Haast was instrumental in the early development of Antivenom and his blood was very important in the development of Cobra Antivenom. He was bitten over a hundred times and passed away of natural causes at the age of 100 .
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  333. 16 species of new world Coral snakes and over 60 species of old world Coral snakes .
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  334. Front fixed fangs just like all other elapids Taipan, Cobra and Mamba species they also can deliver venom on the initial contact of the bite but will continue to move their heads side to side injecting more venom it's important to get them off asap. Lots of misinformation about Coral snakes.
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  335. North American Coral snake antivenin ( Equine ) Pfizer Laboratory Micursus antivenin for all species of Coral snakes Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert has been available since 2009 .
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  336. Akistrodon pisivorous AKA Cottonmouths and Watermoccasins is the hook tooth fish eater which eat fish not humans. 100 % of these stories involve fishing when people claim to be chased by a Cottonmouth. It's a myth told by people with superstitious beliefs about snakes.
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  337. The Eastern massasauga is small rattlesnake that lives in the wetlands of Rochester and Syracuse New York. The dusky Carolina and Western are all part of the 3 subspecies of PYGMY rattlesnakes that live in the Southeastern quarter of the United States. Eastern massasauga rattlesnakes were listed threatened under the endangered species act primarily due to habitat loss in 2016.
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  338. PNG Taipans that lives in Paupua New Guinea are very dangerous and kill approximately 400 people each year. They are similar to the Coastal Taipan Oxyuranous scutellatus/ PNG Taipan Oxyuranous scutellatus canni. Paupua New Guinea doesn't have the best Antivenin/Antivenom programs like that in Australia.
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  339. Snakes are important for controlling the rodents that causes millions of human fatalities from different diseases around the world. They also provide valuable venom for the production of antivenom and medicine for treating Thrombosis,High blood pressure,Pain medication and cancer research purposes for breast cancer. You might even be taking medicine made from snake venom. Remember that the world is a bigger place than one person's fear of snakes . 😊
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  340. The video you're talking about is two male pitvipers a Cottonmouth and a Copperhead competition for the territory and right to mate with the nearby female pitviper . There's no documented Cottonheads in the wild only bred in captivity.
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  341. Cottonmouths Agkistrodon picivorous are semi aquatic pitvipers cannibalistic hooked tooth fish eaters and Copperheads Agkistrodon controtix aren't semi aquatic but they can swim like all species of snakes can swim but in the wild Cottonmouths and Copperheads are very different in the habitats which they live, hunt and breed in . There's no documented evidence of any breeding population of Cottonheads in the wild only in captivity .
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  342. @Miner Of Diamonds boy  5 people have died since 2004 as a result of a copperhead envenomation it depends on if the person has a severe allergic reaction to the venom causing Anaphylaxis.
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  343. ​ @sirtango1 Could be that Pfizer Laboratory found it more profitable to produce the covid-19 vaccine than antivenin for North American Coral snakes. Either way Jack Facente Venom Laboratory and the Reptile Discovery Center Medtoxin Laboratory Deland Florida Carl Barden are still extracting venom from Micrurus fulvius Eastern Coral snakes for medical research purposes and antivenin.
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  344. A .02 percent chance of dying from snake bite in the United States with antivenin for snake bite only a .03 percent chance of dying with antivenin in Australia from snake bites where they have 100 species of venomous snakes 12 of which can kill humans quickly with 1 single bite. In India alone approximately 55 thousand humans die each year from snake bites because they live in close proximity to various venomous snakes and don't always have access to antivenin or any other medical treatment. Coral snake antivenin was developed by Wyeth Laboratory in the late sixties and only 1 person has died from a Coral snake bite when treated with antivenin from a Micursus fulvius Eastern Coral snake Elapid family of snakes with neurotoxins bite since the development of antivenin for Coral snakes now manufactured by Pfizer Laboratory Micursus antivenin for all species of North American Coral snakes Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes. ⚕️
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  345. Kevin Budden herpetologist captured the first live Coastal Taipan Oxyuranous scutellatus in 1950 and was bitten and died a couple days later. That Snake was flown to Commonwealth Serum Laboratory in Melbourne and leads to the development of CSL Taipan antivenom in 1955 . The Inland Taipan Oxyuranous microlepidtos is a different Taipan species that lives in remote outback of the black soil region of Australia and rarely comes into contact with humans unless they are looking for them. Nobody has ever died from the bites of a Inland Taipan yet thanks to CSL Taipan monovalent/polyvalent antivenom and Kevin Budden.
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  346. Agkistrodon picivorous aka Cottonmouths and Watermoccasins hunt fish people who claimed to be chased by a Cottonmouth or any type of species of snakes don't understand their behavior and have superstitious beliefs about snakes.
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  347. North American Coral snake antivenin ( Equine ) - Pfizer Laboratory has been available since 2009 after being purchased from Wyeth Laboratory.
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  348. @arthurbrumagem3844  Yes it's estimated that 50 percent of their bites are dry bites meaning no venom is injected and 25 percent of pitvipers bites are dry bites on humans. These are defensive bites and behaviors not intended to kill prey.
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  349. Black Mamba ld 50 0.341 mgkg SC is the 20th most toxic venomous snake and the Agkistrodon picivorous aka Cottonmouths and Watermoccasins aren't even in the top 100 most toxic venomous snakes 25 .8 mgkg SC. One of the least toxic venomous snakes in the US along with the Agkistrodon controtix aka the Copperhead.
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  350. The nursery rhyme doesn't always work when identifying them in North America due to melanistic, albino and aberrant specimens of Coral snakes. The Sonoran desert Coral snake in the video has red and white banding.
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  351.  @BanduTheGreat  Very few bites from Coral snakes usually children who are using the rhyme to identify them or adults who are trying to kill them. North American Coral snake ( EQUINE ) Pfizer Laboratory antivenin provides the antivenin for all species of Coral snakes Eastern, Western and Sonoran desert Coral snakes effective until June 2024 expiration date. It was purchased by Pfizer in 2009 from Wyeth Laboratory who developed the antivenin for Coral snakes in the sixties only 1 person has died from a Coral snake bite since the late sixties. Less than 100 bites each year and the current stock of antivenin could be extended into the next decade.
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  352. 5 people have died from copperhead bites since 2004. Only one person has died from the bite of a cotton mouth since 1971. 37 people were bitten in July in North Carolina and had to be treated at wake medical Raleigh North Carolina with 8 vials of crofab antivenin on average per patient for copperhead bites.⚕️ Information provided by the North American Snake bite registry and wake medical Raleigh North Carolina.
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