If a poisonous snake bites a person, the person may die if proper treatment is not received on time. But what if one snake bites another snake? What if this ever happens? Will this cause death to any snake or will the poison of one snake not affect the other snake? Let us find answers to these questions today.
What will happen if snakes bite each other?
According to science, one type of poison reacts with the other. But do not affect. That is, if both snakes are of the same species and both bite each other, then it is possible that neither of them may die. However, its effect can definitely be seen on the bodies of both the snakes. Actually, the snake’s venom remains stored in its venom gland. In such a situation, the poison has no contact with their blood circulation. That is, if snake venom is extracted and injected into its blood circulation, its effect will definitely be seen. But if both the snakes are of different species and bite each other, then the snake with more dangerous poison will survive and the snake with less poison will die.
When a snake bites itself, Lia
This news is from Australia. Actually, Matt Hagan, living in Cairns city of Australia, is a professional snake catcher. One day he got a call from a woman living in Earville that there was a tree brown snake about 1.5 meters long outside her house. When Matt reached there, he saw that the snake had pressed the lower part of its neck in its own mouth and it was dead. When scientists examined it to find out the reason for its death, it was found that the snake died due to its own poison being injected into its body.
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