Why do you have to fight a snake to hit 7 inches 50

Hitting a snake and hitting seven inches" and "beating a snake and hitting three inches" all mean that hitting a snake will hit the vital point.

The three inches of the snake are the most fragile and easily broken places on the snake's vertebrae. When a snake's vertebrae are broken, the channels that communicate the nerve center and the rest of the body are destroyed.

The seven inches of the snake are where the heart of the snake is, and if it is mortally wounded, it will surely die.

Of course, these three inches and seven inches are not the same for every snake, and there will be differences depending on the type and size of the snake. In addition, you can also hit the snake with three inches, because the three inches are the most vulnerable places on the snake's spine and are the easiest to break. When the snake's vertebrae are broken, the channels that communicate the nerve center and other parts are destroyed.

Therefore, the serpent will surely die.

Hit the snake to the point. As the saying goes, "a snake hits seven inches", but there are also people who say "a snake hits three inches". Although the accounts are different, they all have one thing in common--- the lethal part of the snake.

When an animal's vertebrae are severely injured, the spinal cord, which protects the vertebrae, suffers serious damage and blocks access to the nerve center and the rest of the body. The closer the damage is to the head, the greater the impact. If you hit him in the tail, it will have no effect on his life.

Some people may ask: why not just say "hit the spine"? Why is there a three-inch, seven-inch saying?

It turns out that the vertebrae at three inches are injured or broken, and it can't raise its head to bite you; And the seven inches are where its heart is, and once it is fatally injured, it will naturally die. Of course, three inches and seven inches are not the same for every snake, and they vary depending on the type and size of the snake.

That's where it kills.

Seven inches is the heart of the snake, and it hangs up at once.

Not every snake is the same, because snakes vary in type and size. Seven inches is a general part, which refers to the location of the snake's heart. As long as the heart is badly damaged, the snake will surely die.

It should be pointed out that the heart of the snake is encased in a heart sac and can be moved.

01 It is not accurate to say that the 7-inch position is the heart of the snake, because the position of the heart of the snake is related to its length and species. Therefore, the 7 inches of the snake may not be killed, and it may also provoke it, so you must not act rashly.

"Seven inches" is obviously not accurate if it refers to the heart. The location of the heart is related to the length and type of snake.

The snake's internal organs look roughly like this:

6 is the heart. According to the diagram, we can roughly see that the heart is one-seventh of the body of the snake. If it is seven inches from the head to the heart, the snake should be about five feet. Five feet is about a meter.

In ancient times, the size was slightly shorter than it is now, and it was about one and a half meters. It's a medium-sized snake (not like a python, of course).

Another problem is that the position of the snake's heart in the body can be changed, because the snake will swallow very large food, and if the heart does not move, it may be crowded.

The body of the snake is thinner, and even if it measures and aims at seven inches, it may not be able to hit the target. In fact, it is better to avoid snakes. There is only one case:

If you are bitten by a snake, it is best to beat the snake to death if the companion around you has the conditions and take it to the doctor together, so that the doctor can know the type of snake and the right symptoms**.

There is also a saying that the ancients taught everyone to protect young wild animals. Hit the snake and hit seven inches, that is, if the snake is not seven inches, don't hit it. It is not easy to lead to a decrease in the number of wild snakes, which is not conducive to ecological balance.