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Are there any snakes that, if they miss, would curl up and then launch themselves into the air towards their victim's neck or head, for another kill shot?It was an Eastern Diamond Back.
Are there any snakes that, if they miss, would curl up and then launch themselves into the air towards their victim's neck or head, for another kill shot?It was an Eastern Diamond Back.
Are there any snakes that, if they miss, would curl up and then launch themselves into the air towards their victim's neck or head, for another kill shot?
It wasn't "attacking", but defending itself. I likely stepped very near it or possibly on it, which was perceived as a threat. It took off one way, and I the other.Are there any snakes that, if they miss, would curl up and then launch themselves into the air towards their victim's neck or head, for another kill shot?
A friend got a bite on the back of the hand by a copperhead while getting some firewood on a cool evening. It did a number on him. He had debilitating pain in the hand and arm for months and months, and had the arm in a sling for 6 months, as it was useless. After about a year, his hand was about 70% - 80%. He transferred to a different city, and I have no idea if he ever fully recovered use of his hand.