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A Maumelle High School football player found a venomous cottonmouth snake inside his helmet during practice. Police had to pour water into the helmet to coax the snake out, after which animal services relocated it to a wooded area. The student finished practice with a different helmet, and the coach reminded players to carefully inspect equipment for hazards.
A Maumelle High School football player in Arkansas discovered a two-foot venomous cottonmouth inside his helmet during practice. Police poured water into the headgear to coax the snake out, and animal services relocated the snake to a wooded area. The player continued practice with a replacement helmet, and the coach reminded players to thoroughly inspect equipment for any intruders.
A venomous cottonmouth was found inside a Maumelle High School football player's helmet during practice. Maumelle Animal Services safely removed the snake, the player was not bitten, and the snake was re-homed.
A Maumelle High School football player wore a helmet for about an hour before discovering a two-foot-long venomous cottonmouth snake inside; animal services removed the reptile and relocated it to a nearby river, and officials urged players to check gear before use to prevent future scares.
During Maumelle High School's football practice, a two-foot venomous snake was found hiding inside a player's helmet after about an hour of wear; Animal Services relocated the cottonmouth, and no one was injured.
A Florida honeymoon turned medical crisis after a cottonmouth bite left David Linton with stage-four pulmonary fibrosis, necessitating a life-saving double lung transplant; the couple faces ongoing medical and insurance hurdles as they plan the transplant.
A Florida newlywed on his honeymoon was bitten by a cottonmouth, triggering stage-four pulmonary fibrosis that leaves him reliant on a breathing machine and facing the possibility of a double lung transplant, with insurance not covering the procedure and the couple seeking financial support.