I tried to look for African and Tanzanian snakes but it is hard to tell. I did read this: Try to see the teeth of the snake, if possibly. Snakes that can be considered harmless in South Africa have a solid row of teeth and sometimes there is no bottom row of teeth at all. Snakes that can be considered harmful and poisonous to humans are snakes that have solid rows of teeth, as well as a set of fangs towards the back of their upper teeth. Snakes that are extremely harmful to humans are the ones that have very long, sharp fangs in the front and no rows of teeth in their mouth. These types of teeth provide the maximum effect of damage.
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I tried to look for African and Tanzanian snakes but it is hard to tell. I did read this:
ReplyDeleteTry to see the teeth of the snake, if possibly. Snakes that can be considered harmless in South Africa have a solid row of teeth and sometimes there is no bottom row of teeth at all. Snakes that can be considered harmful and poisonous to humans are snakes that have solid rows of teeth, as well as a set of fangs towards the back of their upper teeth. Snakes that are extremely harmful to humans are the ones that have very long, sharp fangs in the front and no rows of teeth in their mouth. These types of teeth provide the maximum effect of damage.
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