7.How to Prevent a Snake Bite
If you encounter a snake, slowly back away and don’t try to touch it. Be careful when reaching into areas you can’t see where one could hide, such as holes. If you’re walking or working in heavy weeds and grass, wear tall leather boots. When camping, stay away from swamps or thick foliage where they live. If you get bitten, do not try to capture the snake. Get to a doctor right away.
8.Scorpions
A scorpion sting can cause pain, swelling, numbness, tingling, and a feeling of warmth. In the U.S., the bark scorpion is the only type of scorpion with venom strong enough to cause severe symptoms. It’s usually found in the desert areas of the Southwest.
