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Old 06-25-03, 04:27 PM   #16
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Similar species are immune to their venom, I.E. a moc biting a moc wont kill each other unless it hits vital orgin. Ive seen cobras bite each other and still live including two Kings that full juiced. wasnt pretty after for awhile but they both lived.
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Old 06-26-03, 08:48 AM   #17
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Cool. I hate to see a snake bite itself. Always makes me nervous that it may seriously hurt itself.
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Old 06-26-03, 09:05 AM   #18
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What about the comment on the lost rattlesnake? Shouldn't he have been immune? Or can it kill itself by hitting a major organ?
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