How do snakes kill people?

Answer 1

Some snakes kill their prey by squeezing them to death. Many snakes kill by using their fangs to inject their victims with a poisonous venom. Some snakes will also spit venom at something they interprete as a threat.

Answer 2

With whatever tool one has in hand encountering a dangerous, or supposed dangerous snake. That mostly means plantation or forest workers. Well, if they have a gun, they will shot, aiming at the head. But mostly they might have a cutlass or machete. This is used to chop off the head. Also if no weapon, they will take a stone or strong stick and aim at the head. Adventurous ones might try to grab and strangle it. Inexperienced might try behind the head, which is dangerous. Experienced snake captors grab the tail and pull the snake up quickly. Then put it in a sack for further treatment.

However, it is important to note that, in some countries (such as Australia) snakes are protected by law, as they are native wildlife. It is actually illegal to kill a snake, regardless of whether it is a poisonous one or a harmless one. If snakes need to be removed for fear they pose a threat, an experienced wildlife ranger or snake handler should be consulted.

Answer 3

Snakes can kill people through venom injection into their bloodstreams, causing paralysis, organ failure, or severe bleeding. Some snakes may constrict their prey, cutting off blood flow and causing suffocation. It is important to seek immediate medical attention if bitten by a snake to receive antivenom treatment.