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>He had heard rats scuttling around and was reaching to turn on his bedside lamp when Kamidikolo* was bitten. By the time he reached hospital, snake venom had already started breaking down his skin and muscle. The flesh around the bite was necrotising, or dying.

Archive: https://archive.today/hsniG From the post: >>He had heard rats scuttling around and was reaching to turn on his bedside lamp when Kamidikolo* was bitten. By the time he reached hospital, snake venom had already started breaking down his skin and muscle. The flesh around the bite was necrotising, or dying.

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I have a healthy respect for venomous snakes. 4 species of venomous snakes in the US and all live in Harris County, TX.

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I only really have to worry about rattle snakes in the general area. A few people/dogs get bit every year but there has not been a death in I think 20 years-ish?