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  1. 🐍💉 Tim Friede spent nearly 20 years gradually immunizing himself against #venom from over a dozen deadly #snakes, including #cobras and black #mambas.

    Scientists used #antibodies from his blood to create an experimental #antivenom that protected #mice from 13 types of snake venom. The work could lead to a single broad-spectrum antivenom.

    👉 sciencenews.org/article/antive

    #science #immunology #biology #wildlife #medicine #research #nature #wisconsin #newyork #biotech

  2. 🐍💉 Tim Friede spent nearly 20 years gradually immunizing himself against #venom from over a dozen deadly #snakes, including #cobras and black #mambas.

    Scientists used #antibodies from his blood to create an experimental #antivenom that protected #mice from 13 types of snake venom. The work could lead to a single broad-spectrum antivenom.

    👉 sciencenews.org/article/antive

    #science #immunology #biology #wildlife #medicine #research #nature #wisconsin #newyork #biotech

  3. 🐍💉 Tim Friede spent nearly 20 years gradually immunizing himself against #venom from over a dozen deadly #snakes, including #cobras and black #mambas.

    Scientists used #antibodies from his blood to create an experimental #antivenom that protected #mice from 13 types of snake venom. The work could lead to a single broad-spectrum antivenom.

    👉 sciencenews.org/article/antive

    #science #immunology #biology #wildlife #medicine #research #nature #wisconsin #newyork #biotech

  4. 🐍💉 Tim Friede spent nearly 20 years gradually immunizing himself against #venom from over a dozen deadly #snakes, including #cobras and black #mambas.

    Scientists used #antibodies from his blood to create an experimental #antivenom that protected #mice from 13 types of snake venom. The work could lead to a single broad-spectrum antivenom.

    👉 sciencenews.org/article/antive

    #science #immunology #biology #wildlife #medicine #research #nature #wisconsin #newyork #biotech

  5. 🐍💉 Tim Friede spent nearly 20 years gradually immunizing himself against #venom from over a dozen deadly #snakes, including #cobras and black #mambas.

    Scientists used #antibodies from his blood to create an experimental #antivenom that protected #mice from 13 types of snake venom. The work could lead to a single broad-spectrum antivenom.

    👉 sciencenews.org/article/antive

    #science #immunology #biology #wildlife #medicine #research #nature #wisconsin #newyork #biotech

  6. How the Secretary Bird Hunts and Stomps Venomous Snakes in Africa

    📰 Original title: Meet the Bird That Kills Cobras with a Kick to the Face — A Biologist Explains

    🤖 IA: It's clickbait ⚠️
    👥 Usuarios: It's clickbait ⚠️

    View full AI summary: killbait.com/en/how-the-secret

    #science #secretarybird #cobras #animalbehavior

  7. How the Secretary Bird Hunts and Stomps Venomous Snakes in Africa

    📰 Original title: Meet the Bird That Kills Cobras with a Kick to the Face — A Biologist Explains

    🤖 IA: It's clickbait ⚠️
    👥 Usuarios: It's clickbait ⚠️

    View full AI summary: killbait.com/en/how-the-secret

    #science #secretarybird #cobras #animalbehavior

  8. How the Secretary Bird Hunts and Stomps Venomous Snakes in Africa

    📰 Original title: Meet the Bird That Kills Cobras with a Kick to the Face — A Biologist Explains

    🤖 IA: It's clickbait ⚠️
    👥 Usuarios: It's clickbait ⚠️

    View full AI summary: killbait.com/en/how-the-secret

    #science #secretarybird #cobras #animalbehavior

  9. Nature’s Middle Finger: Why the Honey Badger Gets Me

    Daily writing promptWhich animal would you compare yourself to and why?View all responses Most people pick something majestic when they compare themselves to an animal. Eagles. Wolves. Maybe a lion if they’re feeling extra dramatic. That’s cute. Me? Honey badger. Not because it’s noble or graceful, but because it’s basically the living embodiment of irritated persistence. The honey badger wakes up angry, stays angry, and somehow survives everything trying to kill it. That level of […]

    ericfoltin.com/2026/03/11/natu

  10. tbf I'd probably need some opium in that situation too

  11. tbf I'd probably need some opium in that situation too

  12. King Cobra regurgitating a rat snake it had recently fed on

    This king cobra was found in the midst of a well populated village and was promptly rescued by a team of professional snake handlers who afterwards safely released the snake into a nearby forested area away from any habitation. When threatened or stressed after immediately consuming a large meal, reptiles, particularly snakes will sometimes regurgitate the contents in their stomachs to lighten themselves to be able to make a quick getaway or defend themselves. King cobras are ophiophagous, with their diet consisting mainly of other snake species including several nonvenomous and venomous snake species, including other king cobras. This one was in the process of regurgitating a ratsnake that it had consumed.

    PS. This is for educational purposes only. I cannot stress enough on the fact that you must never attempt to handle wildlife or try to relocate a snake (especially venomous ones) by yourself unless you are a trained professional or rescuer with proper equipment and training to deal with them, as not only is it very stupid and dangerous for both yourself and for the animal involved but it can very well result in grevious injury or death for the people around and for the snake.

    piefed.social/post/1354094

  13. King Cobra regurgitating a rat snake it had recently fed on

    This king cobra was found in the midst of a well populated village and was promptly rescued by a team of professional snake handlers who afterwards safely released the snake into a nearby forested area away from any habitation. When threatened or stressed after immediately consuming a large meal, reptiles, particularly snakes will sometimes regurgitate the contents in their stomachs to lighten themselves to be able to make a quick getaway or defend themselves. King cobras are ophiophagous, with their diet consisting mainly of other snake species including several nonvenomous and venomous snake species, including other king cobras. This one was in the process of regurgitating a ratsnake that it had consumed.

    PS. This is for educational purposes only. I cannot stress enough on the fact that you must never attempt to handle wildlife or try to relocate a snake (especially venomous ones) by yourself unless you are a trained professional or rescuer with proper equipment and training to deal with them, as not only is it very stupid and dangerous for both yourself and for the animal involved but it can very well result in grevious injury or death for the people around and for the snake.

    piefed.social/post/1354094

  14. King Cobra regurgitating a rat snake it had recently fed on

    This king cobra was found in the midst of a well populated village and was promptly rescued by a team of professional snake handlers who afterwards safely released the snake into a nearby forested area away from any habitation. When threatened or stressed after immediately consuming a large meal, reptiles, particularly snakes will sometimes regurgitate the contents in their stomachs to lighten themselves to be able to make a quick getaway or defend themselves. King cobras are ophiophagous, with their diet consisting mainly of other snake species including several nonvenomous and venomous snake species, including other king cobras. This one was in the process of regurgitating a ratsnake that it had consumed.

    PS. This is for educational purposes only. I cannot stress enough on the fact that you must never attempt to handle wildlife or try to relocate a snake (especially venomous ones) by yourself unless you are a trained professional or rescuer with proper equipment and training to deal with them, as not only is it very stupid and dangerous for both yourself and for the animal involved but it can very well result in grevious injury or death for the people around and for the snake.

    piefed.social/post/1354094

  15. King Cobra regurgitating a rat snake it had recently fed on

    This king cobra was found in the midst of a well populated village and was promptly rescued by a team of professional snake handlers who afterwards safely released the snake into a nearby forested area away from any habitation. When threatened or stressed after immediately consuming a large meal, reptiles, particularly snakes will sometimes regurgitate the contents in their stomachs to lighten themselves to be able to make a quick getaway or defend themselves. King cobras are ophiophagous, with their diet consisting mainly of other snake species including several nonvenomous and venomous snake species, including other king cobras. This one was in the process of regurgitating a ratsnake that it had consumed.

    PS. This is for educational purposes only. I cannot stress enough on the fact that you must never attempt to handle wildlife or try to relocate a snake (especially venomous ones) by yourself unless you are a trained professional or rescuer with proper equipment and training to deal with them, as not only is it very stupid and dangerous for both yourself and for the animal involved but it can very well result in grevious injury or death for the people around and for the snake.

    piefed.social/post/1354094

  16. Understanding the Tipping Point : Medium

    of takes surprise twist — didn't come from where we thought they did : Live Sci

    A new way to prevent delivers dramatic results in trial : NPR

    Check our latest

    knowledgezone.co.in/resources/

  17. Understanding the #Amazon Tipping Point : Medium

    #Evolution of #Snakes takes surprise twist — #Cobras didn't come from where we thought they did : Live Sci

    A new way to prevent #HIV delivers dramatic results in trial : NPR

    Check our latest #KnowledgeLinks

    knowledgezone.co.in/resources/

  18. Understanding the #Amazon Tipping Point : Medium

    #Evolution of #Snakes takes surprise twist — #Cobras didn't come from where we thought they did : Live Sci

    A new way to prevent #HIV delivers dramatic results in trial : NPR

    Check our latest #KnowledgeLinks

    knowledgezone.co.in/resources/

  19. Understanding the #Amazon Tipping Point : Medium

    #Evolution of #Snakes takes surprise twist — #Cobras didn't come from where we thought they did : Live Sci

    A new way to prevent #HIV delivers dramatic results in trial : NPR

    Check our latest #KnowledgeLinks

    knowledgezone.co.in/resources/

  20. Understanding the #Amazon Tipping Point : Medium

    #Evolution of #Snakes takes surprise twist — #Cobras didn't come from where we thought they did : Live Sci

    A new way to prevent #HIV delivers dramatic results in trial : NPR

    Check our latest #KnowledgeLinks

    knowledgezone.co.in/resources/

  21. "Many cobras have tissue-damaging venoms that can’t be treated with current antivenoms. We have discovered that cheap, readily available blood-thinning medications can be repurposed as antidotes for these venoms."

    theconversation.com/how-a-cent

    #Medicine #Snakes #Cobras #Antidotes

  22. "Many cobras have tissue-damaging venoms that can’t be treated with current antivenoms. We have discovered that cheap, readily available blood-thinning medications can be repurposed as antidotes for these venoms."

    theconversation.com/how-a-cent

    #Medicine #Snakes #Cobras #Antidotes

  23. "Many cobras have tissue-damaging venoms that can’t be treated with current antivenoms. We have discovered that cheap, readily available blood-thinning medications can be repurposed as antidotes for these venoms."

    theconversation.com/how-a-cent

    #Medicine #Snakes #Cobras #Antidotes

  24. "Many cobras have tissue-damaging venoms that can’t be treated with current antivenoms. We have discovered that cheap, readily available blood-thinning medications can be repurposed as antidotes for these venoms."

    theconversation.com/how-a-cent

    #Medicine #Snakes #Cobras #Antidotes