Does snake poison injected to the blood stream of the same snake kill that snake?
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Snakes often, but not always, have immunity to venom from the same species-they seem to develop this very early from interactions with sibling snakes, though that isnt completely clear.  It would depend on the kind of snake.
732869
No snake's are immune to their own venom
935334
You friend is wrong. Some worms continue to live as two worms if you cut them up, or the living part grows again.\n\nBut if you cut up a snake, you break its backbone. No creature survives a cut up back bone. Yes, it dies.
824691
the snakes are fed and handled constanly so they normaly feel no threat, A snake will only use it's precious venom when neccesary, whether it having to eat or the threat of another animal. Sometimes these christian handlers are bit and they suffer the same pain as any other human.
932139
Snakes eat rodents and other unwanted pests.
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What we were told by a professional is that\n1. mothballs and snakeaway do diddlysquat for venomous snakes.\n2. Get rid of their prey--mice, voles, etc.\n3. Get rid of their shelter\n4. Lime does seem to help (something about burning out their Jacobsen's organs, which they use for hunting/smell/etc.). We used a mixure of lime and sulphur last year and I haven't seen a copperhead since then. We did have a black snake, which unfortunately I had to kill (he came in the house and the only way we could get him back out was kill him :(\n\nI have also been told that goats will kill snakes, as will guinea hens. Cats probably work because they kill the prey.
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The poison needs to get into the blood stream, it's actually safe to eat and they use it to kill parasites. I've seen a guy preparing darts then liking it off his fingers. After that they went hunting and the darned things killed monkeys in a few seconds.\n\nIt's also a bit like eating that blowfish sushi, you don't get enough poison in the bit you are eating to do you any harm.
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there are a variety of reasons a captive born boa would die. during the feeding process, if there were any mites on the food, they could make their way into the reptiles' lungs which will cause an upper respiratory infection. if untreated this will kill the snake.\nsome snake owners do what they call "pre-killing" the food before feeding to prevent injury to the snake, while others choose not to deprive the snake its natural fight. either way is fine and both have benefits to the snake. however, feeding live food may as i've indicated cause injury and if untreated, the following infection could kill.\nanother possibility is wild temperature changes. reptiles are cold blooded. their environment should stay approximately 80-95 degrees during the day and around 75-80 at night.  the humidity needs to be between 60-70 percent. new snake owners who don't know or understand the importance of temp and humidity may allow the reptile to get too cold, or equally as bad, too warm. this causes a type of system shock.\nin short, lack of knowledge is lethal.
329241
not sure..but you should definitely read the book "Salvation on Sand Mountain" by Dennis Covington.  It talks about snake handling and it's a very good book.
215140
There are different kinds of poisonous snakes so they must analyze samples of different kinds of snake venom to make the antidotes for them.
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No. The mosquito would probably just die, and if it didn't, it wouldn't bite anyone else until it finished digesting the infected blood anyone. When sucking blood, it doesn't spit other blood back in, so the infected blood wouldn't go into you anyway. (Mosquitoes don't backwash)\n\nAnd by the way, West Nile Virus and HIV are COMPLETELY different viruses.
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The way your question is worded, there is absolutely no reason why not.  A bullet is a solid object.  A snake is a solid object.  Whether the snake is on land or in water, a bullet that has been shot from a gun has the potential to hit it.  The only reason bullet could not hit something (assuming it's close enough) is if the object were not a solid object or if there is something in the way to stop the bullet from hitting.\n\nA lot of snakes swim on the very top of water (I'm curious to know if there are any that are capable of swimming underwater).  Therefore, what is to stop a bullet from hitting it?  Perhaps you mean hit is the penetrate sense.  Perhaps you are thinking that even if the snake were "hit" with the bullet, the bullet would just push the snake into the water instead of going through it.  Or maybe you are thinking of the snake as underneath the water.  In that case, perhaps the water would slow the bullet down so much that it wouldn't hit.  That is definitely true if the snake is in deep water and you are shooting from the surface.
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I believe this verse means that a venomous serpent would not harm them, as the remainder of the verse states that deadly poison also would not harm them.\nAn example of this is found in the Book of Acts\n\n3Paul gathered a pile of brushwood and, as he put it on the fire, a viper, driven out by the heat, fastened itself on his hand. 4When the islanders saw the snake hanging from his hand, they said to each other, "This man must be a murderer; for though he escaped from the sea, Justice has not allowed him to live." 5But Paul shook the snake off into the fire and suffered no ill effects.\n\nI believe this because there is no place in scripture where Jesus or any of His followere did this themselves.
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All snakes are dangerous if you don't know what your doing. But alot of water snakes are venomous too so if you don't know what it is stay away from it. If you do know what it is stay away from it. Just stay away from it.
1000401
No, but it will make yur body and face just about dry and shrivel to nothing. The poison in it will cause bad pore spots Why would anyone be stupid enough to mess with something that kills in the long run.
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Snakebite\nRattlesnake bites were often treated just like you see in old westerns: somebody would slice open the bite wound and suck the poison out. This was actually fairly effective if done right away. In one case we have record of, the victim (who was a child, incidentally) was given a shot of whiskey and a tobacco poultice to bandage the wound.
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The deadliest poison of an arachnid belongs to the death-stalker scorpion. It is several times more potent than the deadliest poison belonging to a reptile - venom of a fierce snake found in Australia.