A man in India was poisoned by mutual bites with snakes, how to distinguish a poisonous snake?

If you want to distinguish a venomous snake, you can tell it by its appearance, and you can tell if it is a venomous snake by the head of the snake or the teeth of the snake。At the same time a very strange thing happened in India, where a man was bitten by a snake after being drunk. And this man is also a tough guy, and in a fit of rage decides to take revenge on the snake.

Later, he directly grabbed the snake and bit the other party, and then when the man had the snake, the snake bit the man's face more than 10 times. After 12 hours, the man was poisoned and died, and it can be seen that the snake had only bitten the man's leg, which made the man feel very angry. <>

The color of the snake so the man grabbed the snake and then chewed on the snake, which is an extreme revenge psychology. At that time, the man's family wanted to take the man to the hospital**, but the man refused. He also said that this is just a young snake, which will not affect itself and will not be poisonous.

But on the second day, the man died directly, and when it comes to identifying a poisonous snake, it can also be distinguished by the color of the poisonous snake, because if the color of the snake is bright, then it is a poisonous snake. <>

The shape of the head and the color of the snake if it is dull is a non-venomous snake, because the more beautiful the thing, the more dangerous it is. And the head of the venomous snake will be relatively small, generally triangular. The head of a non-venomous snake is relatively large, and it is basically oval or iron-shaped.

Then in the process of distinguishing, you must pay attention to the key points, otherwise as long as the poisonous tongue bites you, then it will be highly poisonous. <>

The difference between tooth marks and venomous snakes will remain in a state of attack in daily life, and their heads will always be held high. But this is not the case with non-venomous snakes, which are the opposite of the symptoms of venomous snakes. And venomous snakes generally have venomous teeth, so after being bitten, there will be two relatively large tooth marks on the wound, and non-venomous snakes are generally small tooth marks after biting.

After being bitten by a venomous snake, always wait for the ambulance and never run back and forth, otherwise the poison will spread.

First of all, in terms of the appearance of snakes, the head of venomous snakes is mostly triangular, and the bite parts are mostly two or four tooth marks, and the brighter the color, the more likely it is to be a poisonous snake.

1.Distinguish from the color: poisonous snakes are generally brighter, while non-venomous snakes are darker in color.

2.Distinguished from the shape of the head: the head of the venomous snake is small, generally triangular; Non-venomous snakes have relatively large heads and are generally oval or iron-shaped.

3.Distinguish from the state of the snake: venomous snakes usually remain aggressive, with their heads always held high; Non-venomous snakes are the opposite.

Introduction: An Indian man was poisoned to death after biting a snake, how to avoid danger when encountering a poisonous snake? Nowadays, many people are caught in the jungle in the summer, and there is a recent news that an Indian man has died of poisoning after being bitten by a snake.

This is also a relatively common phenomenon, there will be primitive animals in many grasses, which is also very dangerous to human safety, so when outdoor activities must be prepared enough mosquito repellent things, and to protect their own physical safety is the most important. Sometimes humans don't panic, because humans only observe based on their vision, while this snake is based on the corresponding sounds. <>

First, the timely alarm actually thinks that a person is still not able to go outdoors at will, because there is no safety guarantee, so if you are really unfortunate to encounter a poisonous snake and be bitten by a poisonous snake. You must take timely risks and medical treatment** to be able to get more timely treatment and increase your survival rate. Therefore, when this happens, you must not panic, it may also cause you to faint faster, and you must call out first aid before fainting**.

2. Don't enter the forest at willThe primeval forest actually has many species, and there are many viruses, which carry very toxic functions. Therefore, it is also very dangerous not to enter the forest at will when you are alone, and it is best to explore the garden according to a professional rescue team or even a forest ranger team. It's also about keeping yourself safe, because safety is the most important thing.

A person's life is only once, and if you don't protect your safety well, you may unfortunately lose it. <>

Third, and then insect repellent things holiday, especially in high temperatures, there will be a lot of poisonous insects or poisonous snakes in many places, at this time must be the best thing to play to be able to enter the grass or mountains. Because this can make themselves safer, because many poisonous snakes smell this kind of territory and dare not enter, this is also a way of insurance, this Indian man's unfortunate experience is a warning to everyone.

I believe everyone has watched the wilderness survival show, in this kind of show, there are many people who will encounter poisonous snakes, and for poisonous snakes, everyone is very afraid, in fact, people who often go out to hike will also be afraid, today I also want to share with you, if you encounter poisonous snakes on the way, what should you do, how to prevent going out to encounter poisonous snakes? <>

First of all, the snake is a cold-blooded animal, so the season when it haunts is relatively fixed, if you travel in this season, you must be careful on the road. <>

In the wild, be sure to wear long clothes and pants to avoid mosquitoes and poisonous snake bites, and if you need to rest, avoid some grass snake habitats. There are some snakes, especially vipers, that come out at night, so when you walk at night, you must use an open fire to light the road ahead. Also, if you want to rummage for something, you must use a wooden stick to rummage, not your hands, and in addition, when picking fruit, you must pay attention to whether there is a snake on your branches.

What to do if you encounter a snake? When you encounter a snake, don't panic and attack him, because at this time he will be calmer than you, when he hasn't noticed you, it's best to walk quietly, and if you have been chased, you can run in a serpentine shape, which will make it more difficult for him to move and can't catch up, if you go straight, of course you can't run him. Once you find something in your hand or bag, you can throw it to the side to get his attention, and if not, you can take off your coat and throw it at him to block his view, and then run away.

If these methods don't work, then you can also choose to kill the snake, in this case, you must choose a longer wooden stick. <>

What to do if you are bitten by a poisonous snake ? First of all, the venom of the snake passes through the bloodstream, so it spreads very quickly, and if you are bitten, you must first help the bitten person to lie down. Then rinse repeatedly with clean and flowing water until you arrive at the hospital, in addition, there are a variety of bandaging methods among the people, and it is not particularly advocated here, if you are bitten by a poisonous snake, it is more recommended that you can first call the bite site above the place first with a rope or something to write it down, and then quickly dial 120 to get in touch with the doctor, and describe some of the current conditions, let the doctor guide you to do some first aid measures.

I saw a news story two days ago about an Indian man who bit each other with a snake and finally died of poisoning, which is actually an irrational behavior and a very stupid approach.

Snakes are very strong and ferocious animals, and if they are poisonous snakes, they are particularly poisonous and may cause paralysis of a certain part of the person. Everyone knows that they have to walk around when they encounter poisonous snakes, some snakes are highly venomous, and if you bite it, you may die, this Indian is good, and directly have a head-to-head confrontation with the snake, and choose to pay for the life of the snake, and then bury yourself away.

The snake does not bite on purpose, the reason why it bites is that the snake is afraid that it will become a thorn in the side of others, so it has to choose to attack the other party. And the snake will not take the initiative to attack, only when it is disturbed by people, it will attack, so when you encounter a snake, do not make any noise, wait for the snake to escape on its own, or wait for rescue.

Now in summer, snakes like to run around, especially in the grass or woods, there are many snakes like to come out at night, so there is no light at night, so don't run around. If you must travel at night, remember to prepare a stick flashlight to prevent poisonous snakes.

There is an idiom called "scaring the snake when the grass is scareless", which means that when you walk in the grass, you can use the stick to pull the grass left and right while walking, so that the snake will flee in advance after hearing the sound, so that you can also avoid stepping on the snake in the grass.

In order to prevent the attack of the snake, you can use the things in your hand to throw it to the side at this time, so that you can divert your attention and perfectly avoid the attack of the poisonous snake.

Don't be alarmed when you encounter a poisonous snake, the snake will not attack if you feel that you are not threatened, and you only need to slowly walk to a safe place away from the snake at this time.

Then when you go to the wilderness, you must prepare a little antidote to snake venom, due to the limited conditions in the wild, there is no signal in some places, and you can't get first aid**, this antidote is prepared.

You must stay calm, find the tools around you, protect yourself, and run away at the right time.

I don't think you should run immediately when you encounter a poisonous snake, you should stand still and wait for the snake to divert its attention before fleeing quickly.

Don't run when you encounter a poisonous snake, and don't step on it, just walk slowly on your own.

If you are bitten by a snake, you should go to the hospital as soon as possible. The first time you should run to a safe place and ask your family to take you to the hospital. Or don't try to use any soil methods to detoxify at home, because those soil methods are very unreliable, and if you don't go to the hospital in time, you may miss the best rescue time.

Therefore, after being bitten by a snake, you still have to go to the hospital as soon as possible, and the doctors in the hospital are very experienced, and they will definitely give the best measures in time.

Some venomous snakes are really very venomous, and if they are not treated, they can kill in a few hours. So we still can't take it lightly. This is especially true in the summer when the weather is relatively hot.

In some southern regions, venomous snakes are often seen. Not only will there be poisonous snakes, but there may also be large pythons.

It's like a news report that a big python appeared in a villager's house in Fujian. The python ate 16 of their chickens. And there are no signs of leaving.

So the villagers were also very scared, so they called the fire rescue**, and then the fire officers and soldiers caught the python after arriving at the scene and put it in the wild no man's land. When you encounter this kind of snake, you still don't want to do it, because you don't have this kind of experience in making snakes, and you will definitely be injured by mistake. In particular, poisonous snakes and pythons are relatively dangerous animals, and we must stay away.

If you are bitten by a poisonous snake, you must also rush to the hospital. There will be some antidote in the hospital. No matter what kind of snake it is, there will be a solution, so there is no need to panic.

But you have to do it as soon as possible. Because some poisons are still relatively short-lived, if you go to play, you may cause some unnecessary pain. Especially when people in the south go up the mountain, they must pay attention to the grass when holding a stick and go forward.

That might be a bit safer for you.

Squeeze out the venomous blood as much as possible, check the tooth marks to analyze whether it is poisonous, and usually look at the wound with two large and deep tooth marks to determine whether it is a venomous snake bite. A non-venomous snakebite occurs if there are no tooth marks and there are no local pain, swelling, numbness, and weakness within 20 minutes. Only the wound needs to be cleaned, bleeding stopped, and bandaged.

If possible, send it to the hospital for tetanus injection.

First, the type of snake should be determined, whether it is a venomous or non-venomous snake. Second, after determining whether the snake is venomous, immediately call ** for help. Third, simply treat the wound and wait for rescue.

If you are bitten by a snake, you have to squeeze out the blood as soon as possible, and call ** to 120 at the same time as squeezing it out.

The members of the four venomous snakes are as follows:

1. Indian cobra (naja naja): This is also the most famous venomous snake in India.

Indian cobra (scientific name: naja

Naja) is a species of snake in the family Cobraidae, and is also an important representative species of the genus Cobra. The Indian cobra is a venomous snake species that is mainly found in the Indian subcontinent, hence its name. The scientific name of this snake species and the entire genus of cobra is derived from the Hindu snake god "naja".

2. Blue ring snake (Bungarus caeruleus).

The blue ring snake (scientific name: bungarus caeruleus), also known as the Indian ring snake, is a ring snake mainly found in India and adjacent areas. This snake is very venomous, and it is one of the "four venomous snakes" of India

One of the more than a dozen species of ring snakes, it is also the most common one that causes serious snake bites.

3. Mountain Viper (Daboia russelii).

The genus Daboia (scientific name: Daboia) is a monotypic genus of the subfamily Viperidae of the suborder Viperidae, and only the mountain viper (D.) is in the genus

Russelii) is a venomous snake found mainly from Asia to the Indian subcontinent, Southeast Asia, southern China, and Taiwan. Due to its wide range, it is considered one of the most dangerous snakes in South Asia, and most snakebites and fatalities have been linked to it.

The mountain viper is one of India's four most famous venomous snakes and is responsible for almost all human snake bites in India. The Latin scientific name of the viper is "d."

russelii" comes from Patrick, the first hertologist who discovered the mountain viper

Russell, 1726-1805); The scientific name of the genus "daboia" comes from the Hindi word meaning "lurker". A total of two subspecies have been identified.

4. Saw scale viper (Echis carinatus).

Sawleg viper (scientific name: echis

Carinatus) is a venomous snake belonging to the subfamily Sawscale Viperidae of the suborder Viperidae, which is mainly distributed in the Middle East and Central Asia, especially in the Indian subcontinent. The sawscale viper is one of the four venomous snakes in India and the smallest of the four. A total of 5 subspecies have been identified.