Animals
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Warming Temperature Could Expand Geographic Range of Some Venomous Snakes
As the temperature continues to warm, venomous snakes moves to other places. Read more here. It is expected that the distribution of venomous snake species will be significantly impacted by climate change, with changes in patterns of envenomation of domestic animals and humans as well as declines in biodiversity.
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