Okay, so you know how there are some animals called snakes that look long and slithery and have scales all over their bodies? Well, sometimes these snakes might bite people if they feel scared or threatened. When a snake bites a person, they use their fangs to puncture the skin and inject some of their venom (a type of poison) into the person's body.
Once the venom gets into the body, it can start to cause some problems. Different snakes have different kinds of venom, so the symptoms can vary depending on the type of snake that did the biting. Some common symptoms of snakebite include pain and swelling around the bite area, nausea and vomiting, headache, dizziness, and trouble breathing. These symptoms can be pretty scary, but it's important to know that most people who get bitten by a snake will recover fully with proper treatment.
If you or someone else gets bitten by a snake, it's really important to get medical help as soon as possible. The doctor will be able to figure out what kind of snake it was (if you're not sure), and then they can give you the right medicine to help counteract the effects of the venom. This medicine might be given by injection, or you might need to take some pills. Sometimes people need to go to the hospital for a little while after a snakebite, just to make sure that everything is okay.
The best way to avoid getting bitten by a snake is to be careful and avoid getting too close to them. Snakes usually don't want to hurt people, but they might feel scared or angry if they think someone is trying to bother them. If you see a snake, it's best to just leave it alone and give it some space.