Delaware's Dangerous Delights: Spring Critters to Watch Out For
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Spring in Delaware brings increased outdoor activities, but also a rise in venomous creatures like copperhead and timber rattlesnakes, black widow and brown recluse spiders, and disease-carrying ticks. Copperheads, with their copper heads and hourglass bands, are common in southern Sussex County and Wilmington. Timber rattlesnakes, known for their rattles and varied colors, are found in mountain areas. Black widows and brown recluses deliver potent bites, requiring immediate medical attention. Ticks, including deer, Lone Star, American dog, and Gulf Coast, spread diseases like Lyme, spotted fever, and allergies. Stay alert and seek medical help promptly for bites and stings.
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