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64-year-old woman bitten by a venomous snake, kills the snake on the spot with a mud clump, and takes the snake to the hospital
At around 9 a.m. on the day of the incident, she went to the vegetable field as usual to pick vegetables, when she suddenly felt something bite her right finger. She instinctively flicked it away, and found it was a snake. She immediately picked up a mud clump from the ground and directly killed the snake.
The doctor observed that there was a typical fang mark from a venomous snake on Aunt He’s finger, with obvious swelling around the wound. Combined with the venomous snake sample brought by the patient, and verified through professional identification and AI recognition software, the snake responsible for the bite was finally identified as a short-tailed viper.