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Posted by Greg Longhurst on May 15, 2003 at 04:40:57:
In Reply to: FL Press: Team rushes antivenin to man bitten by coral snake posted by W von Papineäu on May 14, 2003 at 21:43:48:
:Sounds like what would be classed as an illegitimate bite. When someone is bitten on the finger by a coral, chances are highly in favor of the victim attempting to capture the snake.
In the case of Micrurus, the victim obviously did not know how to properly & safely do so. The ONLY time one needs get one's fingers near a coral snake's head is if one is doing venom extraction or medical work on the snake. I have caught dozens of corals, and have yet to touch one's head.
~~Greg~~
