Snake Encounters Increase in Houston as Temperatures Rise
KHOU 11June 7, 20251 min818 views
3 connectionsΒ·4 entities in this videoβSnake Activity and Local Species
- π‘οΈ Rising temperatures in Houston are causing hibernating snakes to become active.
- π Houston is home to various snakes, including copperheads, cotton mouths, rattlesnakes, and several nonvenomous species.
- β οΈ Experts warn that as snakes emerge, the likelihood of encountering them increases.
What to Do If Bitten
- π« If bitten by a snake, experts advise not to touch the wound, apply ice, or attempt to suck out venom.
- π Instead, keep the affected area still and below heart level, and call 911 immediately.
Personal Encounters and Safety
- π A common reaction to seeing a snake is to run away from it.
- ποΈ One encounter at the Kickoro Mr. Preserve involved a large snake that was unfazed by people nearby, highlighting the importance of maintaining distance.
- πΈ Documenting encounters, like taking a picture, can be a way to remember the event, especially if you quickly retreat.
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Snake EncountersHoustonRising TemperaturesCopperheadsCotton MouthsRattlesnakesSnake BitesFirst AidWildlife SafetyKickoro Mr. Preserve
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