Be careful — it's snake season in Nelson Mandela Bay
Snakes alive! As the summer sun bakes across Nelson Mandela Bay it has also drawn the region’s slithering serpents out of hiding.
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Frantic hunt for snake antivenom after man is bitten by...
The minister of health, Dr Joe Phaahla, has said that SA’s snake antivenom shortage is being monitored, but snake experts battled to find any on Thursday after a man was bitten by a Cape cobra in Noordhoek in the Western Cape.
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Experts call for an intervention in South Africa's antivenom shortage
Medical and trauma practitioners, as well as snake handlers and antivenom experts, call for intervention in SA's antivenom shortage.
South Africa South African Joe Phaahla Timothy Hardcastle Nelson Mandela National Health Laboratory Services
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Suburban bliss as huge otter roams around Walmer
A Gqeberha family’s Sunday drive led to an unexpected sighting of an enormous Cape Clawless otter roaming t the streets of Walmer.
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Fears over dead birds intensify
Fears over dead birds intensify PREMIUM By Kathryn Kimberley - 12 April 2021 The number of dead birds discovered in Nelson Mandela Bay is increasing, and with it worries of what the cause could be. Results from labs in Pretoria and Komani are still outstanding, though experts had hoped to have these results by Friday... This article is reserved for HeraldLIVE subscribers. A subscription gives you full digital access to all our content. Already subscribed? Simply sign in below. ...
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