[Sca-cooks] snake

[Olwen the Odd]

Maybe a differnce in matablolism.  I do know that even non-poisonus snakes
can and do bite.  I also know that rattlesnakes can bite a warning bite and
withhold injection venom.  Been down both those roads but I am not allergic
to rattlesnake venom and when I have gotten bit I just get queezy for a
while.
Olwen, junior snake torturer

>I think cats can survive snake bites.  I spent a several years on a farm
>and my farm cats were always coming home with a balding patch with two
>punctures in the skin.  We were told that those marked were snake bites.
>Although I would agree how can cat a survive a snake bite and not a small
>child.  Aurore
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>   How about one of the chinese medicinal soups?
>
>   But it didn't wander into the larder, your cat wanted to play with it
>and it
>   wasn't happy. I know I can survuve that sized rattler's venom, but an 8
>lb
>   cat wouldn't be able to.
>
>   margali
>   is it tularemia season yet?
>
>   the quote starts ehre:
>   Phlip, who eats ANYTHING that happens to wander into
>   her larder.....
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