Outdoor in summer, through the bushes, do you want to prevent snakes, how to prevent them?

The so-called "startle the snake" is to mow the grass with a stick while walking. Snakes will run away because of fear, so pay attention to the strong pace. If you meet a snake on a narrow road, you must step back one by one, leaving as much escape space for the snake as possible, and the snake will do the same. If you are close to the snake and face to face, if you are a square-headed snake, it is poisonous, so be careful that it sprays venom. If the snake venom is eaten, it will be fine, but once it enters the blood, you may die. If it enters the eyes, it will lead to blindness. On the other hand, if you are close to the snake and face to face (square-headed snake), you can use some conspicuous things, such as towels, to keep waving in other places to distract the snake. For example, if a snake holds high and stops to make itself bigger, it shows that it is more afraid than you. At this time, it was distracted and the feeder ran away. Besides, you should wear a hat with a wide brim (much like a hat) to protect you from wind and rain, mainly to prevent a python from falling from a tree and strangling you intentionally or unintentionally.

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