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RE: how common are natural venomoids?
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by Snake18 on July 23, 2006
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What ? I`ve never heard of such a thing...
There are venomous snakes and nonvenomous snakes.
A species that has venom glands and envenomating aparatus cannot pe naturaly venomless.
Alex S.
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by SwampY on July 23, 2006
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actually, it can happen. I only know of one very verifyable case. I know it was either a gabby or a rhino.
it was born without any teeth or fangs. I'm not sure if there was any kind of surgery to see if the glands were present. I'll ask the person who told me about it as soon as I see or talk to her...
Chad
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by rickyduckworth on July 23, 2006
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wow, a lack of fangs? that seems more complex than if the snake were simply unable to produce venom.......
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by thenovice on August 2, 2006
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was this captive born or caught?
this might just be another snake rumor, we all know how common a snake rumor is
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