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1. snakesareus.com › jason_clarkSoutheastern Reptile Rescue - Jason Clark

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   Jason Clark is the founder and CEO of Southeastern Reptile Rescue. Finding homes for unwanted pet reptiles is just one part of his daily job. For over 30 years, he has responded to requests for snake removals for 911 dispatch centers throughout Georgia.

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3. snakesareus.com › the_southeastern_snake_encounterSoutheastern Reptile Rescue - The Southeastern Snake Encounter

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   For this event, watch as the rattlesnakes leave their cages behind and join Jason Clark on stage along with all their other reptilian friends. Topics cover such valuable information as snake identification, first aid and how to avoid snake bites.

4. snakesareus.com › meet_the_staffSoutheastern Reptile Rescue - Meet the Staff

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   CAPTURE OR HARRASS A SNAKE. THIS IS HOW MOST BITES OCCUR. Education, Snake Identification, Reptile Removal, Reptile Exhibit, Snake Show, Reptile Relocation, Alligator Removal, Animals in Film, Petting Zoo, Special Events.

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     Interview with snake expert Jason Clark

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6. www.facebook.com › SoutheasternReptileRescueJason Clark and his Mom (Jane) attempt to help a Kingsnake ...

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   May 26, 2020 · Jason Clark and his Mom (Jane) attempt to help a Kingsnake. Apparently, this snake really enjoys the fact that it can bite. ☆See more on our YouTube channel☆

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7. www.youtube.com › watchJason Clark from Animal Planets SnakesKin get bit ... - YouTube

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   Feb 21, 2013 · Jason Clark from Animal Planets SnakesKin and Southeastern Reptile Rescue gets bit on Face by a defensive Kingsnake and it draws blood.When he was seven year...

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8. www.facebook.com › SoutheasternReptileRescue › postsJason Clark of Southeastern... - Southeastern Reptile Rescue

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   Jun 20, 2017 · You may have seen our story online about a snake wrangler getting bitten twice recently by some angry reptiles. It happened to Jason Clark, owner of South Eastern Reptile Rescue.

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   How old was Jason Clark when he found a snake?

   • When he was seven years old, Jason Clark encountered a snake while playing in the back yard. His father assured him it was a harmless garter snake, but Jason's interaction with the snake resulted in nine bites, leaving his hands bloodied.

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   What did Jason say to the Snake?

   • Jason heard you screaming and ran into the living room. He saw the snake and said, "Mr. Glutton! Put it down right now!". The snake looked at him and gave a frown before releasing you.

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   What was Jason's first reptile show?

   • Jason performed his first reptile show for a school project at Spalding Junior High School in 9th grade. It was so popular that the school asked him to do another show, which was taped and then shown to the whole school. Most of the time, though, Jason had to beg people to let him bring a few of his crawly critters to a special event.

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   What is the venom of a pygmy rattlesnake used for?

   • Pygmy Rattlesnake venom is used to produce Integrilin®, a drug also known as Viperinex. This drug, derived from Malayan Pit Viper venom, is effective in dissolving blood clots and shows promise for stroke victims.

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10. www.instagram.com › southeasternreptilerescueJason Clark (@southeasternreptilerescue) - Instagram

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    After my bike ride, I got called to remove a snake that was hiding under a dog house! Not the place you want a big rattlesnake hanging out!