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try to catch the adder make no attempt to treat the bite not worry about the victim operate as soon as possible
move out of your path take no notice of you at all disappear very quickly wait until you are close then attack
in wilder parts of Britain and Ireland in Scotland and nowhere else on uncultivated land throughout Britain in shady fields in England
by far more by far the most the most by far the more by far
normally friendly towards people unlikely to bite except in self-defense likely to attack people whenever they see them not afraid of human beings
Adders are more likely to attack children than adults. The adder prefers to bite a person with a heavy body. The danger of adder bites is different from person to person. In most cases adder bites are more serious than other illnesses.
normally friendly towards people unlikely to bite except in self-defence aggressive towards anyone in their territory not afraid of human beings
in wilder parts of Britain and Ireland in Scotland and nowhere else on uncultivated land throughout Britain in shady fields in England
move out of your path take no notice of you at all disappear very quickly wait until you are close then attack
by far more by far the most the most by far the more by far
normally friendly towards people unlikely to bite except in self-defence aggressive towards anyone in their territory not afraid of human beings
not very common in Britain’ usually harmless more dangerous than they usually are unlikely to kill people by their bite
in wider parts of Britain and Ireland in Scotland but nowhere else on wild land through Britain in the countryside in England
move out of your path take no notice of you at all disappear very quickly wait until you are close and then attack
try to catch the adder make no attempt to treat the bite not worry about the victim operate as soon as possible
the common the more common the most common most common
not very common in Britain’ usually harmless more dangerous than they usually are unlikely to kill people by their bite