Recent research reveals that Indian snakes like cobras and kraits can inject venom even after death, posing a hidden risk. Documented cases show victi ...

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Deadly snake species like cobras and kraits in India can still inject venom even after the animal has died, according to a new study. Until now, the ability to posthumously inject venom was thought to ...

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In the footage, the dog grabs the snake in its mouth, throws it to the ground, and bites it repeatedly with its sharp teeth. Within less than two minutes, the dog manages to kill the poisonous snake, ...

Pet owners are reminded to be aware of snakes, especially venomous ones, while you're outside enjoying the weather.

Remote locations, lack of anti-venom, and poorly-equipped health facilities make survival difficult for victims.