Assertion: pit viper's venom | /r/HasProperty | injected
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text: A victim's fate is impossible to predict, as this depends on many factors, including the species and size of the snake involved, how much venom was injected (if any), and the size and condition of the patient before being bitten.
text: In defensive bites, the amount of venom injected may be determined by the size or species of the predator (or antagonist), as well as the assessed level of threat, although larger assailants and higher threat levels may not necessarily lead to larger amounts of venom being injected.
text: If venom is injected, about 35% are mild envenomations, 25% are moderate envenomations, and 10% to 15% are severe.
text: Thus, they should be given as soon as possible after the venom has been injected, but are of some benefit as long as venom is present in the body.
text: The Cottonmouth snake is capable of inflicting what is referred to as a ‘dry bite’, where no venom is injected, however, any bite from a venomous snake should be treated as serious and immediate medical attention sought, even if no immediate effects from the venom are felt.
text: Snakes use their fangs to bite and then the venom is injected.
text: About 25% of bites are dry, meaning no venom is injected, according to the US Fish and Wildlife Service.