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ANIMAL ATTACKS - Snakebites

True Stories of Deadly Venom, Wilderness Survival, and Medical Rescues

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By: James Calloway
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A hiker goes down in the rugged Cumberland Plateau. A sudden strike occurs in the remote Australian outback. A fatal encounter takes place in rural India. When the world’s most lethal predators strike, the human body becomes a battleground.

This gripping collection of real-life clinical emergencies takes you to the bleeding edge of toxicology and human endurance. Featuring incredibly detailed case studies—from the devastating physiological effects of a Russell’s viper bite to the desperate scramble for African polyvalent antivenom in an American hospital—this book pulls back the curtain on the brutal biological reality of envenomation.

Witness the race against time as victims and medical professionals fight back against disseminated intravascular coagulation, compartment syndrome, and the unforgiving clock. Perfect for fans of extreme natural history and high-stakes clinical dramas, this deep dive into nature's most perfect biological weapons will leave you breathless. Step into the wild, where one misstep changes everything.

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