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Dangerous Wildlife of Southeastern USA

Dangerous Wildlife of Southeastern USA

Document identification means for dangerous wildlife, dangers, and treatment means/methods. Example: Southern Copperhead: Pit viper (Larger triangle shaped head with sensory pits) with a somewhat diamond shaped pattern emerges between bands on back of the snake. Note the green tip to the tail, as the younger ones will often have a green "Mock rattle" which disappears with age. Danger: Low potency venom (for a pit viper) symptoms include extreme pain, swelling and nausea. Seek immediate medical help as allergic reactions and secondary infections are possible. Sign in to join mission

Dangerous Wildlife of Southeastern USA
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Help create a traveling resource to identify, learn about and avoid dangerous wildlife in Southeastern USA.

Dangerous Wildlife of Southeastern USA

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