The 80 -year -old soundtar snake expert died after being bitten by a rattan snake

According to the US Fox News Network on August 15, William Martin, a well -known American rattan expert, was bitten by a lifelong snake -tail snake biting and died on August 3.

According to the Associated Press, Martin has been committed to the study of snake snakes all his life. When I was a kid, I found the unknown wood grain rattan snake population in the Burlans, and persuaded a crawler to verify his discovery.

John Sely, a researcher at the Northern Carolina State Stocks Daxor, believes that Martin may be one of the most authoritative people to study the wood grain rattan snake. Not only did the investigation do well, but the research was also excellent. Although the age is high, Martin still insists on entering the mountains to record and count the number of snakes in remote areas, which is very respected in the vocal research community.

It is reported that the rigid snake snake is docile, the possibility of biting people is very small, and even if you accidentally step on it, they will not bite people. They pretend to pretend to avoid danger and leave limited venom to prey. Therefore, it is extremely rare to be bitten by snakes. According to statistics from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 5 people die in the United States each year.

Dan Keyler, a professor of toxicology at the University of Minnesota, said that the second bit of snake biting was more dangerous than the first time, and the age was an important influencing factor. It is reported that Martin had been bitten before. (Compilation report of China Youth Network)

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