A quote from the UMD Extension Service website: "Even if you suspect that the snake is venomous, avoid killing it. Countless species of harmless snakes are killed because people thought they were doing the right thing. It is illegal to kill snakes in Maryland."Hate to kill a black snake, but this guy lost his head.
Maybe. Killing snakes, any snake, in MD is illegal. So, maybe not. Who knows.
Do not pull away their teeth are curved back so pray cannot escape they are harmless black snakes that is,I know someone who was bitten by a black snake years ago. They have permanent nerve damage and limited movement to their wrist and hand from that bite. Harmless if you see them first and leave them alone, not so much if they find you first!
We mostly leave black snakes alone, but the one that took our eggs, the one that almost got in the house were not.
I know someone who was bitten by a black snake years ago. They have permanent nerve damage and limited movement to their wrist and hand from that bite. Harmless if you see them first and leave them alone, not so much if they find you first!
We mostly leave black snakes alone, but the one that took our eggs, the one that almost got in the house were not.
This, and just from the force of the bite and where the bite hit. Just like a dog that doesn't have a hard bite, or isn't vicious, if it gets you in the right spot it can do serious damage.Non-venomous doesn't mean they're not carrying yucky bacteria in their mouth.
This, and just from the force of the bite and where the bite hit. Just like a dog that doesn't have a hard bite, or isn't vicious, if it gets you in the right spot it can do serious damage.
I have considered......For your consideration ...
"Do black snakes have fangs? Black snakes do not have fangs as they do not need them to deliver venom, so the bite marks resemble human teeth when they bite."
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Your comments are not changing a thing that happened to the person I know who was bitten by a black snake and now has permanent damage from the bite. But thanks for the info on black snakes. Really appreciate it