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Person Bit By Snake In Molino
September 21, 2023
One person was transported to the hospital after reportedly being bit by a snake in Molino Wednesday afternoon.
It happened about 2:50 p.m. in the 5000 block of Pilgrim Trail, just off Highway 97.
Escambia County EMS transported the individual to a local hospital for further evaluation, according to Escambia County.
There was no word on the type of snake involved, or the person’s condition.
NorthEscambia.com file photo.
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9 Responses to “Person Bit By Snake In Molino”
Oh my word, who cares if it’s a baby or adult snake! Just someone was bitten by snake and survived I guess or we should have heard otherwise!
to JJ: “My facts came from my computer before I commented.” So, you saw it on your computer screen and therefore you believe it is true. Don’t you know what George Washington (yes, the founding father) said about internet? Here you go ““The internet is full of many false and unverified quotes.” (George Washington, Nov.23, 1797).
Revision of last sentence on my comment: „only a little amount of venom left – NOT Snake – LOL.
Different views about this subject on the internet!! Not any different than all news – one has to pick and choose what to believe. Wouldn’t it make sense that the amount of venom a snake releases with a bite depends on when it last used its venom to kill some prey? A bite from a snake with only a little amount of snake left would be less dangerous than a hungry one that strikes
JJ, I have read the same as you on the internet.
My facts came from my computer before I commented. I sent the findings to NorthEsc. I hope they post it here. I wayched a story on snake bites many years ago and it was stated a baby snake has no control on venom release as an adult. Please read further on your findings. I stand by my facts.
JJ that is a myth. Please educate yourself before you try to educate others.
@JJ. Not accurate. I would suggest joining a page like National Snakebite Support on FB or Alabama Snake Id. Both pages provide actual expert information and education.
A baby snake is more dangerous than an adult one. A baby snake will like empty all venom when an adult one knows you’re not food and give you a DRY BITE by definition