A snake catcher shared detailed warnings and a story of a Durban man who was fanged by a venomous stiletto snake. The chap ...

“So, people assume it is something harmless, and pick it up. This snake bites without hesitation when picked up. Its cytotoxic venom is not lethal but causes pain and necrosis. Some patients ...

Snakes have evolved fangs that allow them to strike quickly and inject venom into their prey, even if they don't have a proper grip on the prey ...

Snakes use a variety of techniques to capture their prey. Many are ambush predators, lying in wait to strike. Some use venom, a toxic type of saliva injected using sharp fangs. The venom can ...

it protrudes out the mouth. Long fangs for a small snake. Making it impossible to ‘neck’ this species. Picture: Nick Evans In response, renowned Durban snake rescuer, Nick Evans repeated his ...

Each snake is equipped with a pair of long, curved, hollow fangs that connect with venom glands and fold within the mouth when not in use. The snake hunts from a tight coil — remaining motionless for ...