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    Antivenin is a reverse toxic to snake bites. No culture placed more emphasis on serpants' ability to kill than the toltec-aztec-maya civilization of middle of America. The early rattlesnake god, which ultimately evolved into. Quetzacuotal, became the deity whose potency sanctified the priesthood's control over every aspect of. People's daily life.

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    Antivenin is a reverse toxic to snake bites. No culture placed more emphasis on serpants' ability to kill than the toltec-aztec-maya civilization of middle of America. The early rattlesnake god, which ultimately evolved into. Quetzacuotal, became the deity whose potency sanctified the priesthood's control over every aspect of. People's daily life.

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    ABC Snakes

    Diunggah oleh

    David Schwartz
    Antivenin is a reverse toxic to snake bites. No culture placed more emphasis on serpants' ability to kill than the toltec-aztec-maya civilization of middle of America. The early rattlesnake god, which ultimately evolved into. Quetzacuotal, became the deity whose potency sanctified the priesthood's control over every aspect of. People's daily life.

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    A-B-C book

    A Field Guide to Texas Snakes:By Alan Tennant

    David Schwartz

    A-Antivenin

    Antivenin is a reverse toxic to snake bites

    B-Black hood Snake


    N o n v e n o m o u s

    A b u : n t rd e a a n t c e e n e d R e p :r o e dg ug c l ta i yo en r P :r Ce ey n t i p e d e s , A r t h r o p o d s ,

    Checkered garter snake


    Nonvenomous Abundance: Common Repoduction:Live Bearing Prey:worms,tadpoles,mice,and frogs

    Desert King snake


    Nonvenomous Abundance:uncommon Repoduction:Egg-laying Prey:Lizards,Small mammals

    Eastern Coachwip

    Nonvenomous Abundance:common Reproduction:egg-laying Prey:mammals,birds,frogs,and baby turtles

    Florida water snake

    n o n v e n o m

    o u s m o n

    A b u n d a n c e : c o m R e p r o d u c t io n : U

    n d e r

    P r e s y a : lc a r ma y a f ni s d h e , r s , f r o g s ,

    Gulf Coast Ribbon Snake


    Nonvenomous Abundance:common Repoduction:live bearing Prey:insects,and small vertebrates

    Hook nose snake


    Nonvenomous Abundance: common Reproduction: egg laying Prey:spiders,centipedes,and invertebrates

    Indigo snake

    Nonvenomous Abundance:threatened Reproduction:egg-laying Prey:vertebrates

    Jones,J.P

    J.P. Jones Was a former reptile director at Fort Worth Zoo

    Kansas Glossy Snake


    Nonvenomous Abundance:????not said in book Reproduction:not in book Prey:mice

    Lined snake

    Nonvenomous Abundance:common Reproduction: live bearing Prey:earthworms

    Mexican Milk snake


    Nonvenomous Abundance:uncommon Repoduction:egg laying Prey:lizards and small mammals

    Night snake

    Mildly venomous Abundance:Variable Reproduction:egg laying Prey:lizards,worms,and insects

    Ortenberger, Arthur I.

    Dr . A. I. Ortenburger , until his retirement in 1958, had been a member of the faculty in the Department of Zoology at the University of Oklahoma since 1924

    Pit vipers

    pit vipers are cottonmouths,copperheads,and rattle snakes

    Quetzacuotal

    No culture placed more emphasis on serpants' ability to kill than the Toltec-Aztec-Maya civilization of middle of America, where the early rattlesnake god, which ultimately evolved into Quetzacuotal, became the deity whose potency sanctified the priesthood's control over every aspect of the peoples' daily life

    Regal Ring Snake


    Nonvenomous Abundance:common Reproduction:egg-laying Prey:reptiles

    Speckled King snake


    Nonvenomous Abundance:fairly common Reproduction:egg laying Prey:other snakes

    Texas Coral snake


    Venomous Abundance:common Repoduction:egg laying Prey:lizards and other snakes

    Uraeus

    The priesthood,maintaining that the lethal virulence of mortal cobras derived from Uraeus himself, sometimes cut open the limbs of bitten individuals to release the supernatural vapors thought to have been implanted by the reptiles fangs.

    Venom

    Venom is like poison but has different effects to a human

    Western Mud snake


    Nonvenomous Abundance:common Reproduction:egg laying Prey:slamanders,frogs,and fish

    Xenodontinae

    a Uneven-toothed subfamily

    Yellow Belly Watersnake


    Nonvenomous Abundance:common Reproduction:live bearing Prey:small fish,tadpoles,aquatic insects, and other amphibans

    scrutiniZe the snakes you see!!!

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