Marshall scientists launched a weather balloon with a camera that recorded images of meteors streaking across the sky and the sounds of meteors burning up in Earth s atmosphere. The Science of Comets, Meteors and Asteroids by Carolyn Sumners and Carlton Allen Hardcover. So, picking up any snake by hand can be dangerous, warned Charlie Lee, Kansas State University Research and Extension s wildlife damage control specialist. Snakes don t have some kind of magic powers that make them harmful after they die. Even a nonpoisonous snake s bite can cause an infection, he added.
Snakes mostly eat rodents.
The snake that bites you may have been chowing down on a Norway rat an hour earlier. Foreword by William S. Brown. Appendix listing of scientific and common names of rattlesnakes and directory of herpetological societies.