Snake Yoga and Universal Antivenom Development
A California yoga studio offers 'snake yoga' where ball pythons slither on participants. Scientists develop universal antivenom from man's blood who self-immunized with snake bites. New antivenom found effective against deadly snake venoms. Research aims to create broad-spectrum antivenom.
Key Points
- California yoga studio offers 'snake yoga' experience with ball pythons
- Scientists develop universal antivenom from man's blood who self-immunized with snake bites
- New antivenom found effective against venom from black mamba, king cobra, coral snakes, and tiger snakes
Pros
- Creation of unique 'snake yoga' experience combining yoga and pythons
- Development of potentially widely effective antivenom from man's blood
- New antivenom found to be protective against various deadly snake venoms
Cons
- Risk and potential harm associated with self-immunization through snake bites