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  1. Alaska and Hawaii lol good luck dealing with wild bears and typhoons snakes aren't a problem at all.
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  2. Most snake bites occur when people either step on or touch them accidentally due to their camouflage. Wear shoes and protective clothes when in their habitats and that will reduce the odds of being bitten and costly hospital charges. 🏥⚕️
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  3. Alaska has no snakes but plenty of grizzly and polar bears.
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  4. 500 invasive species is in Florida of different types of wildlife.
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  5. Canebrake , Mojave green and Pacific coast rattlesnakes have hemotoxic and Neurotoxic venom. Tiger rattlesnake has hemotoxic and myotoxic venom.
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  6. Gilbert DeLeon was bitten while wading in a river in Missouri refused medical treatment telling his girlfriend that he couldn't afford it. He passed away in his sleep after his autopsy revealed that he had a high level of pain medication in his system that contributed to his passing.
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  7. 1.North Carolina 2.West Virginia 3.Arkansas 4.Oklahoma 5.Virginia are the top 5 states that leads the nation in snake bites. Copperheads are responsible for the most snake bites in North Carolina crofab antivenin is used when treating the bites of all North American pit vipers only a .02 percent chance of dying with medical treatment.
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  8. Coral snakes Micrurus are the only elapid in North America with front fixed fangs and neurotoxic venom. They rarely bite humans but they are capable of delivering a deadly bite without having to chew on the victim. They however will chew and continue to inject more venom so its important to get them off as asap. Micrurus Pfizer Laboratory antivenin is used when treating the bites of all North American Coral snakes only 1 fatal bite since the late sixties.
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  9. Only 1 fatal snake bite from a cottonmouth since 1971 .Gilbert DeLeon age 37 was bitten while wading in a river in Missouri and refused medical treatment telling his girlfriend that he couldn't afford it. He passed away in his sleep after his autopsy autopsy revealed that he had a high level of pain medication in his system that contributed to his passing.
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  10. Coral snakes Micrurus elapid family of snakes with front fixed fangs pure neurotoxic venom. Micrurus Pfizer Laboratory antivenin is used when treating the bites of all North American Coral snakes.
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  11. Some people call them stories for a good reason.
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  12. @KanyeTheGayFish  Drop for drop the Coral snake has the most toxic venom its pure neurotoxic. The Mojave Green rattlesnake has hemotoxic and neurotoxic venom. Tiger rattlesnake has hemotoxic and myotoxic venom followed by the Southern Pacific coast rattlesnake hemotoxic and neurotoxic along with the Canebrake rattlesnake that lives in the Coastal plains and long leaf pine forest in the Southeastern United States that has hemotoxic and neurotoxic venom. Eastern Diamondback rattlesnakes which have a bite force of 150psi and capable of delivering 400mg to 450mg of hemotoxic venom in a single bite are the most dangerous snake in North America . Crofab antivenin is used when treating the bites of all North American pit vipers no matter what type of venom they have. Micrurus Pfizer Laboratory is used for treating all North American Coral snakes.
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  13. Alaska has Polar and Grizzly bears 🐻 🐻‍❄ good luck 👍.
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  14. Saw Scaled Vipers have 8 species that live in Africa, Arabia, Asia, India and Sri Lanka where people don't wear protective clothes or shoes which increases the fatality numbers. They don't live in California !
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  15. Cottonmouths don't chase people either.
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  16. 50 species but many subspecies can be added to the number of snakes.
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  17. Snakes are defensive not aggressive humans are not on their grocery list.
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  18. Red on yellow kill a fellow, red on black venom lack was taught to army and marine recruits back in the sixties during basic training. The fact is that it's not reliable due to melanistic and Coral snakes in other countries have different colorations.
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  19. @Chad Miller  47 year old man was bitten by a pygmy rattlesnake in his garage 2 times and on his way back into the house stepped on a copperhead and was bitten twice again. He survived after being treated with CRO FAB antivenin that is used to treat all species of North American pit vipers. Hard to believe that but it's true!
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  20. All Hospitals in North Carolina have CRO FAB antivenin to treat the bites of all North American pit vipers Copperheads,Cottonmouths and Rattlesnakes. Hospitals in the Southeastern quarter of N.C have Micrurus Pfizer Laboratory antivenin to treat the bite of the Coral snake.
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  21. The last person to die from a snake bite in North Carolina was Reverend Charles Prince of Canton by a rattlesnake during a religious celebration and refused medical treatment .N.C. leads the nation in snake bites but not snake deaths that was in 1985 when the reverend died.
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  22.  @herbb8547  That's a myth juvenile snakes can control the amount of Venom they inject they can't inject as much venom due to the fact they are not as large as adults who have larger venom glands.
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  23. The damage done to the environment by pumping gas into their den sites is absolutely a crime that future generations of Texans will be paying for sadly 😥.
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  24. @Docwho10th  I don't believe in global warming or any other nonsense. The fact is that these rattlesnakes and all other types of wildlife that live nearby their dens will have to find somewhere else to live and that's going to be near people which will lead to more encounters with venomous snakes that increases the odds of fatal snake bites.
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  25. Red on yellow kill a fellow, red on black venom lack was taught to recruits during basic training on Milatary bases during the sixties. The fact is that it's not reliable due to melanistic and other countries have corals with different types of band colors.
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  26. Florida 44 native species of snakes North Carolina 37 species of snakes
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  27. Only one person has died from a cottonmouth bite since 1971.Gilbert DeLeon age 37 was bitten while wading in a river in Missouri refused medical treatment telling his girlfriend that he couldn't afford it. He passed away in his sleep after his autopsy revealed that he had a high level of pain and in his system that contributed to his passing.
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  28. United States only a. 02 percent chance of dying from snake bite with antivenin.
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  29. Coral snake antivenin is produced by Pfizer Laboratory and is available to any medical hospital who needs it. There has only been one fatality from a Coral snake since the late nineteen sixties when Coral snake antivenin was developed by Wyeth Laboratory.
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  30.  @rondye9398  Longest snake in North America is the Eastern Indigo snake 9ft 2in. Snakes stretching across dirt roads have been exaggerated for hundreds of years.
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  31. 5 deaths from copperheads since 2004 listed on the North American snake bite registry. 😢
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  32. Akistrodon piscivorus is the hook toothed fish eater Aka cottonmouth watermoccasin. Three species Eastern, Western and Florida all have a white interior mouth giving them the nickname cottonmouth. All have the same hemotoxic venom and carry bacteria from eating dead prey. They are scavengers natures garbage cans.
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  33. 55 species of snakes in Mississippi .
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  34. 37 species of snakes in North Carolina only 6 are venomous despite those numbers N.C. leads the nation in snake bites most of which are from copperheads in Wake County.
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  35. 55 species of snakes in Mississippi 6 are venomous.
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  36. @Mike Fetterman  Crofab antivenin is used when treating the bites of all North American pit vipers. Micrurus Pfizer Laboratory is used for treating all the bites of North American Coral snakes. Anavip antivenin is also available in the United States for treating North American pit vipers bites.⚕️
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  37. 39 species of snakes in Arkansas 6 are venomous.
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  38. Scarlet king snake and milk snake look similar but the bands of the Coral snake will encircle the snakes entire body those mimics bands don't.
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  39. Mojave green rattlesnakes have hemotoxic and Neurotoxic venom, Tiger rattlesnakes have hemotoxic and myotoxic venom, Southern Pacific coast rattlesnakes and Canebrake rattlesnakes have hemotoxic and Neurotoxic venom. Only the Coral snakes Micrurus have Neurotoxic venom in North America and only 1 person has died from a Coral snake since the late nineteen sixties when Coral snake antivenin was developed by Wyeth Laboratory now manufactured by Pfizer Laboratory. Crofab antivenin is used when treating the bites of all North American pit vipers.
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  40. This was a list of states that have the most snake species not snake bites. North Carolina leads the nation in snake bites but only has 37 snake species. Copperheads are responsible for the most snake bites usually in Wake County N.C.
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  41. Severe allergic reactions to venom and antivenin can cause Anaphylaxis which could lead to death. The patient would have to be put on a medical ventilation machine and hopefully recover. 5 people have died from copperhead bites and had a severe allergic reaction to the venom along with the antivenin which resulted in death even though the copperhead has the least toxic venom of any pitviper in the United States . These people either stopped breathing on their own or had a heart attack. Medical professionals get sued all the time when treating people for snake bite still only a .02 percent chance of dying from snake bite with antivenin or medical treatment in the United States .
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  42. No Southeastern Louisiana is the further extent of the Eastern Diamondback rattlesnakes range.
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  43. @B.C Drisk  The Burmese Python is unsafe to eat because of mercury and bacteria they have from the water also they are solid muscles which is not very tasty 😋.
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  44. 1.North Carolina 2.West Virginia 3.Arkansas 4.Oklahoma 5.Virginia. The states that lead the nation in snake bites. Only a .02 percent chance of dying from snake bite in the United States with medical treatment. Crofab antivenin is used when treating the bites of all North American pit vipers and Micrurus Pfizer Laboratory is used for treating the bites of all North American Coral snakes.⚕️
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  45. @Boogie Backues  The Eastern Diamondback rattlesnake 7ft.9in.34lb documented by Guinness World Records 1946.Crotalas Adamanteus is the largest rattlesnake species in the world.
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  46. 37 species of snakes in NC only 6 are venomous. NC leads the nation in snake bites most are from copperheads rarely does a person die from snake bite in NC with crofab antivenin available at hospitals.
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  47. Eastern Coral snake.
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  48. I just realized that you stated 1960 before crofab antivenin was developed back then antivenin program was not as effective for snake bite but Eastern Diamondback rattlesnakes normally deliver 400 to 450mg of hemotoxic venom which is a serious medical emergency even today . A young woman was bitten while walking in a state park last month and she was bitten by a Eastern Diamondback rattlesnake needed 58 vials of crofab antivenin 5 blood transfusions and put on a medical ventilation machine for Anaphylaxis to save her life.
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  49. Snakes are venomous not poisonous venom is injected into the bloodstream from fangs or stingers from snakes, insects, arachnids and other animals to have a deadly effect on humans. Poison has to come into contact with humans skin or be ingested to have a deadly effect. Toxinology101 the Asian tiger keelback snake has both poison and venom. It gets poison from eating salamanders and toads that it consumed and stores it in glands on the back of its neck used for defense. It also has venom that is injected from rear fangs that are connected to the venom glands which are located behind the eyes that it uses to capture and kill prey . Even though Akistrodon contortrix Aka the copperhead has the weakest hemotoxic venom of any pitviper in the United States they have been responsible for 5 fatalities since 2004 because of severe allergic reactions to their venom resulting in Anaphylaxis or heart attack.
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  50. Coral snakes Micrurus fulvius are elapids that have neurotoxins with front fixed fangs just like all other elapid species Taipans, Mambas and Cobras just to name a few of the elapids.
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