Biology
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Venomous Snake With No Known Cure Bites San Diego Zoo Employee
According to zoo officials, a venomous snake bit a worker at the San Diego Zoo on Monday. The spokesperson of the zoo said the wildlife care specialist was instantly conveyed to a hospital for a check-up and medical care
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