Assertion: coral snake's venom | /r/HasProperty | fatal
Facets:
value: to people
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: after 27 years of storage
type: TEMPORAL
value: to mice
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: to cats
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: potentially
type: DEGREE
value: as the rattlesnake
type: OTHER
value: to large vertebrates
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: rarely
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Many snakebites by it have been reported, but the venom of this snake is relatively weak and rarely fatal.
text: Although the venom from a coral snake bite is deadly, this shy snake rarely bites people.
text: The deaths of two prominent herpetologists, Robert Mertens and Karl Schmidt, from African colubrid bites, changed that assessment, and recent events reveal that several other species of rear-fanged snakes have venoms that are potentially lethal to large vertebrates.
text: The venom of the Timber Rattlesnake is used to immobilize prey, but can be fatal to people if a untreated bite occurs.
text: Some snakes carry dangerous venom which can be harmful and even fatal to humans.
text: The venom attacks the nervous system and can be deadly to people.
text: The Arizona coral is in the Indian Cobra family and its venom is twice as deadly as the rattlesnake.
text: Venom is still lethal to mice and cats after 27 years of storage.