Understanding Snake Venom and Immunity

What humorous suggestion is made about Kitty's classmate?

• The classmate might be a snake.

• The classmate is a superhero.

• The classmate is a vampire.

• The classmate is a wizard.

What is the main question explored about venomous snakes?

• Can snakes swim?

• Can snakes fly?

• Can a snake die from its own venom?

• Do snakes have friends?

Why do venomous snakes usually survive their own bites?

• They have tough skin.

• They never bite themselves.

• They have natural immunity.

• They are very fast.

What role do antibodies play in a snake's body?

• They make snakes faster.

• They act as bodyguards against venom.

• They help snakes see better.

• They help snakes climb trees.

What happens when a venomous snake bites another snake of a different species?

• Nothing happens.

• The bitten snake always survives.

• There is a risk of serious harm or death.

• The bitten snake becomes stronger.

What is a unique feature of king snakes?

• They are resistant to the venom of snakes they hunt.

• They can fly.

• They are the largest snakes.

• They can change color.

Why is the study of snake venom resistance important for humans?

• To create new snake species.

• To develop better antivenoms.

• To make snakes faster.

• To make snakes pets.

What is a 'dry bite'?

• A bite with no venom injected.

• A bite that heals quickly.

• A bite that causes a rash.

• A bite that is very painful.