SNAKE BITE!!! [warning...gruesome photo]

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Candy the baby Boa bit me!

I'm fading fast from the blood loss.


:rolleyes:

Hope you dont have to lose your arm.
Pics of the culprit?

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Originally Posted by Gerardo

Hope you dont have to lose your arm.
Pics of the culprit?

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A tourniquet stopped the hemorrhaging.

I think the arm is safe.

This is the adorable little villain..:)

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Looks vicious. You should call the HSUS.

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Originally Posted by patientz3ro

Looks vicious. You should call the HSUS.

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LOL!

Think she's gonna "colonize" western Maryland anytime soon?


:rofl:

Ironically, her brother and sister are named for "Sid and Nancy".
[Sid Vicious]

They're all pretty nippy but I can't blame.

They're just itty bitty little things....:)

OMG. You might need stitches.

Does she have her rabies shots???

:D

You need to be very careful. I once read on a place on the Internet that was typed by a guy that new a guy that once they get a taste of human flesh they will never look back. If they don't get their needs met an army of samurai mice will decend upon mankind to feed the need.


Looks like it stings.

Well folks,,, This is exactly why we should let these "wild animals" be left in the wild.

Another near death experience courtesy of a vicious, blood thirsty boa.

Next thing that will happen is you'll decided the snake is too dangerous, you'll set it free in your back yard and it will go on to eat the neighbors in a few days and then breed with the rattle snake in the bushes and create a venomous constricting super snake!

OK that was just a little joke, but I am notifying Air Care as I think you need helicopter transportation to the nearest trauma center for an immediate blood transfusion LOL.

Nice looking boa BTW!!

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Originally Posted by Gio

Well folks,,, This is exactly why we should let these "wild animals" be left in the wild.

Another near death experience courtesy of a vicious, blood thirsty boa.

Next thing that will happen is you'll decided the snake is too dangerous, you'll set it free in your back yard and it will go on to eat the neighbors in a few days and then breed with the rattle snake in the bushes and create a venomous constricting super snake!

OK that was just a little joke, but I am notifying Air Care as I think you need helicopter transportation to the nearest trauma center for an immediate blood transfusion LOL.

Nice looking boa BTW!!

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Maybe that's funnier for me, since I work in a trauma center! Since I've worked there, we've never had a snake bite come in by medic, air OR ground. Being in SoCal, we get rattlesnake bites from time to time bit even those are usually walk ins (or limp in). Cat bites come in by ambulance pretty regularly, but that's another kind of ridiculous...

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Originally Posted by h20hunter

You need to be very careful. I once read on a place on the Internet that was typed by a guy that new a guy that once they get a taste of human flesh they will never look back. If they don't get their needs met an army of samurai mice will descend upon mankind to feed the need.


Looks like it stings.

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Holy smokes, the samurai mice were just recruited a thread ago, are they already a thing? ;)