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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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