💨 Abstract
Snake season in South Africa, typically starting in spring or early summer, increases the likelihood of human-snake encounters. Snakes, usually shy and avoiding conflict, can still provoke anxiety and potential bites. If you encounter a snake, stay calm, back away slowly, and keep children and pets away. Avoid harming the snake; instead, call a professional snake catcher. If bitten, do not cut or suck out the venom, remove tight clothing, and seek immediate medical attention.
Courtesy: Nereesha Patel
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