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As well as storm damage, Hurricane Florence will likely send venomous snakes swimming into people's homes
Like powerful hurricanes before it in the US south, Hurricane Florence will force wildlife from their regular habitats, including deadly snakes which live in North and South Carolina.
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- Hurricane conditions and floods are headed for North and South Carolina in the form of Hurricane Florence.
- One of the consequences of major storms is that they can force wildlife — such as snakes — from their natural habitat.
- In previous major storms people have found displaced snakes in their flooded homes when they returned.
- North and South Carolina are home to venomous cottonmouth and copperhead snakes, as well as non-venomous species.
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Dr John Torres, an NBC weather expert, also said: "Bacteria in the water is a huge concern"
Accuweather's website said that snakes are one of the most common creatures people think about after a flood.
"They can be found swimming in water or hiding under debris, and they should be avoided."
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