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		The Spring Egress: Moments with Georgia’s Denning Horridusby Daniel Dean Duff II (Peter84Jenkins)
                
                on July 27, 2011
 I heard the same sound again, she had 
slithered through some tunnel under the 
shelter stone and her head was now poked out 
of the opening just two feet from my crossed 
legs!
 Jameson's Mamba Captive Care
 by Miro Voutilainen
                
                
                on January 14, 2011
 Jameson's mambas are extremely fast 
and agile arboreal snakes. These snakes spend 
most of their time in trees but they may 
descend to the ground to bask or in pursuit 
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 Captive Care and Breeding of the Monocle
 by William Beard, Venom Central
                
                
                on January 9, 2011
 
 "I have heard of 
Monocles well into their 20’s that are still breeding.  The Monocle Cobra can 
be a hardy, long-lived snake if its requirements are met."
 Keeping Kraits
 by Chirag Jyroti Roy
                
                
                on January 6, 2011
 
 "The most common and probably the most dangerous among all Indian snakes."
 Captive care notes for D. angusticeps
 by Michael Burmeister
                
                
                on March 6, 2010
 A South African Environmental Officer shares Captive care notes for Green mambas.
 Captive Care & Breeding of the Red Pigmy
 by William Beard,  MRBIGZSNAKES
                
                
                on April 29, 2009
 A very detailed and interesting report on the Red Pigmy!
 UK Request for Venomous Inventory
 by Dr. Robert A. Harrison
                
                
                on October 12, 2008
 If you keep venomous animals in the UK, the Department of Health would very much appreciate your completing this form ANONYMOUSLY!!!
 Northern Copperhead Bite
 by Leo Spinner
                
                
                on September 3, 2008
 By 9 p.m., my arm was swollen to my shoulder 
and down the right side of my body as far down 
as my groin.
 Support USARK!!!
 by Andrew Wyatt
                
                
                on September 2, 2008
 There is a crisis in the reptile community, a crisis of apathy. We are beset by interests that would end the hobby and business that all of us love. Animal Rights groups have been on the march for eight years on a national campaign to end reptile ownership state by state. They have successfully enacted their model legislation and restricted private ownership of many reptiles in about a dozen states.
 Book Review: The Snake Charmer
 by Karl Betz
                
                
                on June 11, 2008
 For the first time, THE SNAKE CHARMER documents Joe Slowinski's final expedition and the events that preceded it. Exhaustively researched in interviews with Slowinski's colleagues and family, and the author's own trek into the wilds of Burma, this absorbing examination of Joe Slowinski's research, relationships, and bold field exploration is animated throughout by the passion and charisma of the man himself. Jamie James began his research for THE SNAKE CHARMER in 1994 with a trek into mountainous northern Burma where Joe Slowinski died.
 New Abilene Zoo Herp Building Opens
 by Larry Lemon (venom)
                
                on December 17, 2007
 Abilene Zoo's New Venom Shack
 Help! I've been set up!!!
 by Dustin Draper
                
                
                on December 10, 2007
 Dustin Draper claims he was set up by the DNR on an interstate venomous snake purchase. He could do hard time for this offense apparently. Although it varies considerably from the news article, he has posted his side of the story here.
 Lachesis Bites in Brazil: 2 Cases
 by Rodrigo C. G. de Souza1; Ana Paula Bhering Nogueira2; Tiago Lima3; João Lui
                
                
                on November 21, 2007
 "If there is venom inoculation, the first 60 minutes of these accidents are always dramatic and similar to the evolution of the hypovolemic shock: severe hypotension may occur within 20 minutes..."
 I Should Be Dead
 by Daniel Duff
                
                
                on November 21, 2007
 "...Minutes later I lost all sense of 
humor and began to feel a heaviness in my 
chest, metallic tasting saliva, and a tingle 
that took on such violence that I felt like I 
was laying on a cheap motel vibrating bed.
 The Black Mamba
 by Joe Switalski and Martin Smit
                
                
                on June 29, 2007
 An American and South African share their point of view and experience on Africa's most notorious elapid, the Black Mamba. You can purchase ScreenFlow 9 - https://abcoemstore.com/product/telestream-screenflow-9/ from the Mac App Store at full price.
 
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