You should wear boots, thick socks and long pants. You should make lots of noise while walking so that you don't suprise any snakes, in the case that you do walk backwards slowly keeping an eye on the snake. Remember that snakes can strike half their bodys length in an instant. If you're espacially worried find out which snakes are in the area and see where the closest place that holds their anti-venom is.
wether or not a snake is venomous depends on the species of snake. you can google "(your state/country) native snakes" to find out what snakes are and aren't veneomous in your area.
There are not many poisonous insects that live in the Ukraine. In fact, the closest species to a poisonous insect in the area is the Black widow - most poisonous species in Ukraine are either snakes or spiders.
yes Utah has 31 different kinds of snakes. Only seven of the thirty one different kinds of snakes in Utah are venomous. The sidewinder and speckled rattlesnake are two of the more common poisonous snakes in that area.
Pit vipers. Copperhead, cottonmouth, timber and eastern diamondback rattlesnakes.
No. Venomous snakes no longer occur naturally in the Philadelphia area. Populations of copperheads occur in northern Bucks and western Montgomery countries and rattlesnakes are found in the Appalachians.
There were never any POISONOUS snakes in the SE USA, there are many venomous snakes in the area though. Also, to answer your question it is declining rapidly as with other species or reptiles and amphibians in the are. I would like to point out that as this happens there will be an enormous rise in rodent populations and crops and houses will be destroyed.
sometimes. it depends on what kind of snake it is. if it is a poisonous snake then you need immediate medical attention. you may not die from a poisonous snake bite if you react fast. if it is not poisonous then you have from little to no chance of dying. don't worry about any of this if you live in an area that has no poisonous snakes. unless you live next to, in, or near a zoo that keeps poisonous snakes on hand. then you might be in trouble! ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Well, Depends where too! But, to make it clear. Yes, you can die or get a severe injury so eithor way.....you have bad bad bad luck!
Some veterinarians do provide medical care for snakes; however, these veterinarians are relatively few and far between. To find a veterinarian who has knowledge and experience working with snakes, you will need to call around to vet clinics in your area and ask if any veterinarian at that clinic will see snakes. You may also want to ask if a veterinarian knows of anyone in the area that treats snakes.
Yes there are venomous snakes in Massachusetts. The snakes are the Northern Copperhead and Timber Rattlesnake. These snakes are endangered and it is illegal to kill harass or disturb them. The only place where they are found in eastern Massachusetts is the Blue Hills reservation south of Boston in Milton. The Blue Hills is an Audubon Society protected area. In western Massachusetts these snakes are mostly found in southwestern mass and the Berkshire mountains.
Snakes with poisonous fangs fit into the category of Vipers. Only Vipers are poisonous. My Uncle is one of the leading snake experts in Australia. He discovered the worlds most venomous snake, known as the Fierce Snake. It's only found in a very small geographical area in the Australian Outback. This snakes venom is 200% more potent than any other snake on the planet.
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Snakes avoid human contact if possible, and will try to escape. Snakes are more interested in hunting smaller prey (rats, mice, etc) than humans. If walking in an area known for snakes, then walk noisily. The vibrations will warn of your approach and give the snake time to slither away. The only poisonous snake in the UK, is the Adder. In other countries, some species of snake are more deadly, so it is sensible to avoid such snakes. But, in any case, there is no need to kill snakes.