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A resident of the American city of Corpus Christi, Texas, escaped certain death after he was bitten by a poisonous rattlesnake. What makes this case very unusual and interesting is that that the snake turned out to be almost a real “zombie,” as it was called local journalists.
Milo Sutcliffe and his wife Jennifer worked quietly a few days ago at her site when a woman unexpectedly cried out, noticing a dangerous reptile in the grass. Snake length was about one and a half meters. Milo grabbed a shovel and one with a blow he beheaded the rattlesnock that frightened his wife.
The man considered that now he had nothing to fear, and leaned towards land in order to pick up and throw away the remains. Then something happened something unexpected, reminiscent of a scene from a horror movie. According to couples severed snake head suddenly came in movement and literally attacked the American. Clutching at him hand, she released all her deadly poison there.
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Having received such a huge dose of poison, the man immediately felt awful. He lost his sight, he began an internal hemorrhage and cramps. Jennifer put her husband in a car and rushed into the nearest hospital, calling doctors on the way about what happened. Hospital staff realized that the incident was serious, and sent a helicopter, “intercepting” dying Milo on the road.
Usually 2-4 doses are administered to a patient bitten by a rattlesnake a special antidote, however, this victim needed nearly 26 doses. Obviously the creepy zombie is no longer hoped to keep part of his poison for later, besides obviously deliberately retaliated “to the fullest” to his killer.
During the day, the doctors didn’t know whether the body could withstand a man, however, everything seems to have worked out. Currently unsuccessful fighter with poisonous snakes is slowly recovering. And at that time during People around the world are surprised to discuss such an extraordinary happening. No witnesses have yet been found to observe something similar, not to mention a similar victim, which became Unlucky American Cute Sutcliffe.
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