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"Ever wondered what happens if a snake bites itself? In this video, we dive into the fascinating world of snake biology to uncover the truth about snake venom and immunity.

Through detailed high-fidelity animations, we show exactly how venom enters the bloodstream and why most venomous snakes have evolved an immunity to their own toxins. Learn the science behind how they survive being exposed to their own venom in low doses over time.

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00:00If a snake bites itself, their fangs inject venom, just like it would with other prey.
00:05Now this venom enters its bloodstream, delivering toxins that are usually deadly to other animals.
00:12But most snakes have built up an immunity to their own venom,
00:15by being exposed to it in low doses for a long period of time.
00:19As the venom enters the bloodstream, antibodies neutralize it, which protects the snake.
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