Not all heroes wear capes \m/
this post was submitted on 21 Mar 2024
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Even heroes should call the emergency services after being bitten multiple times by a (potentially) deadly snake, instead of just driving home.
Probably needed to get his cape from home
The one day he forgets...
haha OK, should have read the article.
I do kind of wonder if "protecting the children" was an active activity, or if they were already cleared out and he just figured he could handle things himself. There's big difference in my mind between putting yourself between a pissed off snake and a bunch of kiddos, and deciding you're a badass who will take care of a snake somebody found and get them back into a cleared-out daycare without waiting for some so-called "expert".
Either way, RIP and sympathy for the family, but you've got to be responsible when there are people who care about you.
This is the best summary I could come up with:
An Australian man has died after being bitten by a highly venomous snake while trying to remove the serpent from a childcare center in an effort "to keep the children safe," local media and emergency services said Wednesday.
Paramedics in the northeastern state of Queensland were called out Tuesday afternoon and found the man in critical condition.
About 200 people are hospitalized each year due to contact with brown snakes, according to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare.
"We have very good quality antivenom in Australia," Christina Zdenek of the Australian Reptile Academy told AFP.
Zdenek said the best way to treat a snake bite is by "staying still, calm and wrapping the whole limb tightly with a stretchy bandage".
They are medium-sized, slender snakes that are notably resilient, extremely toxic and comfortable living among humans in both rural and dense urban areas.
The original article contains 400 words, the summary contains 142 words. Saved 64%. I'm a bot and I'm open source!
How is this world news? Yes it happened in the world, but also, it's not something relevant worldwide
