What is death?

Adder Death ( Agkistrodon Contortrix ), also commonly called moccasin or copper, is a poisonous snake from North America. He lives in forests, deciduous and coniferous forests, deserts, swamps and river areas. Deadly Semosec does not actively seek prey, but is to wait for her to approach the prey. However, the snake will sometimes actively hunt insects. Mainly feeds rodents, lizards and frogs.

There are five subspecies of sadness. and. It is pink to light brown with darker crosses. and.

and. It is equipped with dark chestnut cross strips in an hourglass sample and HLAvou colored head. a. C. Phaeogaster or Osage Copperhead lives in the middle of the United States. Its patterning is similar to the northern copper, but with more contrast between light and dark belts.

Finally a. C. Pictigaster or Trans-Pecos Copperhead lives in parts of Texas and Northeast Mexico. It is reminiscent of a broadband copper head, but it can be distinguished by its white and black patterned underside. All deaths of deaths move to a length of about 20 to 37 inches (50-95 cm) and have a wide head and a hard body.

Although snakes do not attack people, they often freeze when people are nearby, and people can keep bite unintentionally stepping on death. Despite the name of the snake, his bite for people is rarely deadly, although it requires medical care. The only documented cases of deadly bites from the Adders of Death included more snakes.

SymptomsDeath with death may include severe pain, nausea and tingling, swelling and pulsation at the bite place. The deaths of death sometimes give a "warning bite" or "dry bites" that do not choose any poison. If it is not treated, the bite can cause necrosis or death of the muscle and bone tissue. Deadly bites of death are usually treated with antibiotics, pain treatment and medical supervision. Crofab antivenoma, intended for asparagus use, is also a possible treatment for patients with severe responses, but is generally not used because of its possible side effects.