Symptoms of a non-venomous snake bite

Snakes are relatively common reptiles. Snakes are mainly divided into poisonous and non-venomous ones. If you are bitten by a non-venomous snake in daily life, it is generally not a big problem. It may cause itching and redness and swelling of the wound. After being bitten, you should rinse it with running water in time and go to the hospital for examination in time. This is especially necessary when you don’t know the species of snake.

What can protect you from snakes in the wild?

1. What can you do to prevent snakes in the wild? Soak cigarette butts in water

Soaking cigarette butts in water is the most suitable method for anglers who like to smoke. Do not throw away the cigarette butts after smoking a cigarette. Put them in a beverage bottle filled with water and soak them for a while. The thicker the water, the better the effect. After arriving at the fishing ground and choosing a good fishing spot, evenly sprinkle the water soaked with cigarette butts around the fishing spot. In daily life, we put cigarette butts in an ashtray filled with water. After the water is soaked, we can smell a pungent smell, which has a strong stimulating effect on snakes. Snakes will quickly escape when they smell this smell, and the effect is very good.

2. What to use to prevent snakes and insect repellent in the wild

The insect repellents sold on the market now contain substances such as nitro and amino. For example, mothballs, floral water, mosquito coils and other insect repellent products contain a lot of these substances. Snakes can hardly tolerate the smell of these ingredients. When fishing at night, you can sprinkle some floral water or place some mothballs around the fishing spot, or you can light mosquito coils at these fishing spots, which can not only prevent snakes, but also repel mosquito bites.

3. What can be used to prevent snakes in the wild? Realgar medicine

my country's realgar medicinal materials have strong bactericidal and detoxifying effects on sandworms. Snakes are very sensitive to realgar, especially realgar added with alcohol, which has a stronger snake repellent effect because ethanol can enhance the volatilization effect of realgar.

4. What to do to prevent snakes in the wild? Tips for preventing snakes

Snakes do not have a long attack range, and their range rarely exceeds one meter. And the attack angle is also very narrow, but the instantaneous speed of snakes within the effective attack range is extremely fast, making it difficult to defend against, so when wearing outdoor clothing, try to wear something that is as airtight and thick as possible.

Snake bites mostly occur on the forearms and legs. Bungarus bungarus and Bungarus multicinctus often bite after being stepped on. Pit vipers, pit vipers and vipers will continuously shrink back in an S shape when they feel threatened. You will be bitten when you are within one meter of it and are still unaware. Most of the bites are to the calf. When cobras and king cobras feel threatened and you are within three meters of them, they will raise the front half of their bodies and expand their necks to warn you.

Be especially careful to prevent snakes when near water. Most snakes like moist places. Snakes are rarely seen in dry loess and desert areas.

Keeping distance is one of the important ways to deal with snakes. As long as you can stay one meter away from the snake, the snake will have no choice but to bluff or run away. If you react quickly and spot the snake before it attacks you, stay calm and dodge in a direction perpendicular to the snake's attack line.