Can snakes bite under water,,
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google says cottonmouths can, and so can rattlesnakes.
the stuff of nightmares!0 -
buschmaster wrote:google says cottonmouths can, and so can rattlesnakes.
the stuff of nightmares!
Google would be correct about cottonmouth's then.0 -
Had a small watersnake for a while when living in Miami in the 70's. (about 14-15 years old.) Would fill up a large utility sink, put a bunch of small feeder golfish in it, put the snake in. It would strike/bite eat underwater. Would wipe out a bunch, in no time. 0 -
Yes, snakes can. And so can you. 0 -
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cut down on the bubble bath and they will be easier to see 0 -
Possibly but then, I've never been bitten by a snake in the USA or the jungles of S.E. Asia. 
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spasmcreek wrote:cut down on the bubble bath and they will be easier to see
But, then my Rubber Ducky is hard/difficult to locate, as well as the Battleships.
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Some democratic snakes have been known to bite under water, on land, and in the air...
They slither among us and leave slime trails everywhere. Especially within the beltway.0 -
All sea snakes are poisonous.
And yes, yes they can bite underwater.0 -
unequivocally yes they can. 0 -
And deliver venom as well 0 -
nothing out there except one in australia that can match the venomous slithering trail of the klinton viper 0
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