“I like turtles. I don’t like snakes.
But the snake has teeth, too. So he’s not really an enemy.
To be fair, snake bites are also pretty dangerous.
Yeah, that’s right, that’s right, that’s right. Snakes are just misunderstood. They have a reputation for being vicious and dangerous, but that’s just a myth. So don’t even bother with snakes.
Snakes seem to be a pretty misunderstood species. For starters, snakes are venomous. The bite of a snake is actually quite painful. And even though snakes do cause mild skin irritation, there is no way to predict how much pain you will feel from a snake bite.
The other biggest misconception, however, is the venomous snake myth. As a snake researcher I can tell you that the majority of people who are bitten by snakes are not stung by poisonous vipers. The venom from a poisonous viper is actually more powerful than the venom from the poisonous snake. Most people who are bitten are actually stung by some other animal, and a few of them are actually stung by a viper.
For our purposes, we are using a common misconception involving snakes as a metaphor for emotional pain. While it is true that venomous snakes can cause a person to faint, it does not imply that people will be stung by those snakes. If you are stung, you will be unable to feel pain because you will be dead. You will not be able to feel rage, fear, or disgust because those feelings are already being expressed in your body.
The common misconception is that snakes can kill people but they do not kill people. In fact, they can even be quite useful. Snakes can be used for hunting, fishing, and foraging. They can even be used for building homes. They are also very effective at getting rid of insects.
While snakes are often portrayed as deadly, most people are still not aware that they can sometimes be quite helpful to us. Snakes can be good for us, and they are useful for a multitude of reasons. They can get rid of bugs. They can be used to help us dig. They can help us get out of a tight spot. They can help us get through a situation that we were afraid we would not be able to get out of.
