Scorpions and snakes, such as cobras, mambas and vipers made the African continent famous for venomous animals
Mebs, D.
Bulletin de la Societe de Pathologie Exotique 95(3): 131
2002
ISSN/ISBN: 0037-9085 PMID: 12404852 Document Number: 542579
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