Understanding Snake Venom and Immunity

What is the initial problem that Kitty faces in the video?

• Kitty is afraid of snakes.

• Kitty has a pet snake.

• Kitty is lost in the forest.

• Kitty's classmate bit her.

What is the main question explored when a venomous snake bites another snake?

• Can snakes communicate with each other?

• Do snakes have friends?

• Can a snake die from another snake's venom?

• Do snakes eat plants?

Why do venomous snakes usually survive their own bites?

• They never bite themselves.

• They have antibodies that neutralize the venom.

• They are immune to all types of venom.

• They have a thick skin.

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

• The bitten snake may suffer serious harm or death.

• The snakes become friends.

• The bitten snake always survives.

• The venom has no effect.

What is the term used for snakes that eat other snakes?

• Herbivorous

• Carnivorous

• Omnivorous

• Ofopagus

Why are king snakes able to eat venomous snakes like rattlers?

• They are faster than other snakes.

• They have a natural resistance to the venom.

• They are larger in size.

• They have a special diet.

What is the significance of studying snake venom resistance?

• To develop better antivenoms for humans.

• To create new snake species.

• To increase snake population.

• To make snakes more friendly.

What is a 'dry bite'?

• A bite that causes severe pain.

• A bite that occurs in dry climates.

• A bite that is always fatal.

• A bite where no venom is injected.