💨 Abstract
Traveling in South Africa with family requires awareness of potential snake encounters, as many venomous snakes inhabit the region. To minimize risks, choose open, well-maintained rest areas, avoid tall grass, bushes, and rocky outcrops, and inspect areas before allowing children or pets to exit vehicles. Teach children about snake safety, such as staying away from dense vegetation and alerting adults if they spot a snake.
Courtesy: www.thesouthafrican.com
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