Serpiente venenosa coreana encontrada en un carril bici

Debió de salir porque el camino estaba caliente. Desde lejos, me pareció una serpiente venenosa. La toqué con una rama y se estremeció, adoptando una postura de ataque.

Si te muerde una serpiente, debes ir al hospital más cercano de inmediato. Pensé en matarla, pero la dejé ir.



Si un ciclista la hubiera atropellado, podría haber sido peligroso.

La mayoría de las serpientes en Corea no son venenosas. La tasa de mortalidad es relativamente baja.

 

La serpiente de cascabel común (Gloydius brevicaudus) está activa en octubre e hiberna alrededor de noviembre. También se encuentra en China y Rusia.


Para evitar serpientes, lo mejor es caminar por senderos anchos, ya que son más fáciles de detectar. 
 

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