Features of the snake:

Snakes are elongated, legless and carnivorous reptiles.

Snakes are found on every continent except in Antarctica, neither
do they live on some large islands, such as Ireland and Iceland.
Most species are non venomous and those that have venom use it
primarily to kill and subdue prey rather than for self-defense. Some
possess venom potent enough to cause painful injury or death to
humans. Non venomous snakes either swallow prey alive or kill by
constriction.

Before an attack
Is important take care in those situations. Here are several tips that
you should follow them before you come across a snake:

-Before sitting on the ground, you must tempt the earth with a cane.
-you should avoid putting your hands in cavities of rocks or trunks
or in the long grass.
-You must check bags and backpacks before putting your hand.

During an attack:

If you bumping with a snake, you must look if she is poisonous

a poisonous snake who the four nosed snake, have a head with a
triangular shape, his tail is short and thick, the pupil is vertical, like
a cat, she have more than one color, and the most important, if a
snake is dangerous, she would have attack posture, she would not
escape.

if you bumping with a poisonous snake, you would look she, not
lose sight of, and walk backwards.

you should be ready to cover your eyes, because some of them,

like the serpent with four noses, throw poison.

if she persecutes you, you will have to find clothes with which to
cover an arm, to stop her when she attacks you.
After an attack:

If anyone is bitten by a snake, you should call the emergency services.

That person should keep calm and rest in a save place.

Then must mismatch him or her tight clothes (tie, belt, etc).

If that person feels thirst or hunger, he or she must not eat anything. Only can drink
something liquid, preferably water.

If someone in the group have medicaments, the bitten person should not take any anti-
inflammatory medications until be seen by a doctor. He or she be able to take paracetamol.