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The 10 Most Dangerous Snakes in the United States and Canada
The 10 Most Dangerous Snakes in the United States and Canada
The 10 Most Dangerous Snakes in the United States and Canada
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This book examines the 10 most dangerous snakes in the United States and Canada through an analysis of fatality rates, venom toxicity, and level of aggression.

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PublisherLarry Slawson
Release dateDec 11, 2019
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    The 10 Most Dangerous Snakes in the United States and Canada - Larry Slawson

    CANADA

    LARRY SLAWSON

    DECEMBER 2019

    INTRODUCTION

    Throughout the United States and Canada, there exists a handful of snake species capable of causing serious injuries (including death) to humans. While it is true that the majority of snakes are relatively harmless, a small number of North American species are considered extremely dangerous to humans due to their aggressiveness and deadly venom.

    This work explores the 10 most dangerous snakes known to currently exist in the United States and Canada. The research presented below analyzes overall venom toxicity and the snake’s potential for human fatalities in the absence of medical care or administration of antivenom.

    Selection Criteria

    In selecting the snakes presented below, the author makes a number of basic assumptions. Since the majority of venomous snake bites can be effectively treated by antivenom, a presumptive mindset is necessary for the extent and purpose of this study. As such, each of the snakes listed below are analyzed according to their potential for causing human fatalities in the absence of antivenom or rapid medical care. This is a necessary component

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