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Article: Snakes alive! Expert verdict Professor ROB SMITH is Dean of Applied Sciences at Huddersfield University and a man fascinated by snakes . . . down to having his own pet boa constrictor. Here he tells us why he's such an enthusiast.(News)
- Article from:
- Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
- Article date:
- July 29, 2008
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Byline: ROB SMITH
I saw the headline "Snake bites woman in Huddersfield" in the Examiner last March, followed four days later by a "Snake bites dog" headline, and thought it was an early April Fool.
But it was no joke to the lady who had been bitten by an adder while walking near Scapegoat Hill, nor to the dog bitten in Bunny Wood (both survived).
I was reminded of this on a recent visit to South Africa where I saw several venomous snakes, all much more hazardous than our native adder.
Not all snakes are venomous, so why do some snakes inject poison through ...
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