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A snake can only strike with authority within a distance of one- half its body length. So a distance of four feet or more will keep you safe. Give the snake time to go on its way. Remember, most snakes -- even venomous ones -- are not aggressive and would rather avoid a confrontation with people.
The Northern Pacific rattlesnake is venomous. Snake venom typically lowers blood pressure. Snake venom affects the human body in a number of ways, depending on the snake, the type of venom, and how much venom is released. Snake venom can cause blood clotting that can attack the heart.ost 6. Yes you can get venom in a open cut and it can kill. as long as it enters the blood stream it does its work. the only safe way (if you do want to stay safe) to have venom in your body is if it is swallowed. this is because it is mostly proteins and it digests normally in your digestive system.