Venomous Snakes of Malawi: An Identification Guide to the 20 Species of Snake considered venomous to Humans in Malawi
- Publisher : Njoka Books
- Illustrations : 20 col photos, 51 b/w illus, 20 distribution maps
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Description:
Although 69% of the snakes found in Malawi are harmless, the majority of the venomous species usually cause a fatal bite due to lack of prompt medical attention. Often the snake is not identified and the doctor is left with the unenviable task of making a guess. This book details the 20 species of snake considered venomous to humans and provides quick identification, bite symptoms and treatment in an easy-to-use guide. The hope of this book is to aid in the correct identification and the administration of the correct treatment, thus increasing the chance of survival for the victim.
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