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Eastern Coral Snake

Home Poison Topics Venomous Critters Eastern Coral Snake

Description

Red, black and yellow bands. Black nose. Every other band is yellow.

Bite Area

Small scratches and mild swelling.

Possible Symptoms

Weakness, paralysis, slurred speech, difficulty talking, difficulty breathing.

Recommended Treatment Protocol

Go to emergency department for antivenom.


pdf-iconCoral Snake Info Sheet

Additional photos of Florida snakes:
University of Florida – IFAS
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