NI GUY
Sci from N.I.
lozzer said:
Ya think you are right mate in some species.Take a look at this pls.
http://www.threadnaught.net/~caleb/uklaw.html
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UK and where to find snakes and how to catch them
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Ya think you are right mate in some species.Take a look at this pls.
http://www.threadnaught.net/~caleb/uklaw.html
adder bites
From what I gather from my Conservation module, adder bites on humans very rarely cause death etc. in healthy humans. Old, young and ill people are at far greater risk, and the incidence of treatable bites has increased over the last 100yrs due to improvements in medical advancements - if you're interested I can give you some figures on bites over the last 100yrs? (I don't have them with me as I don't have internet access at home).
From what I gather from my Conservation module, adder bites on humans very rarely cause death etc. in healthy humans. Old, young and ill people are at far greater risk, and the incidence of treatable bites has increased over the last 100yrs due to improvements in medical advancements - if you're interested I can give you some figures on bites over the last 100yrs? (I don't have them with me as I don't have internet access at home).
colinmcc said:
I guess the problem with taking them from their environment is that it still affects the overall genetic integrity of the wild ones if done in excess - it's not as drastic as killing, but it may reduce the gene pool and in alarmist terms may result in genetic bottlenecks. Although it could be argued that by removing them from their habitat you're reducing the risk of them being killed - but now I'm making my brain hurt so I'm going to stop there!