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Exotic Animals, Dangers in Romanian Homes. Two Young People Arrived in Intensive Therapy. "There Is No Antidote

Summary by Stirile Pro TV
More and more people are putting their lives at risk by growing dangerous animals at home, some poisonous. Recently, two young people have come to toxicology after being bitten by their snakes from exotic species.
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Exotic Animals, Dangers in Romanian Homes. Two Young People Arrived in Intensive Therapy. "There Is No Antidote

More and more people are putting their lives at risk by growing dangerous animals at home, some poisonous. Recently, two young people have come to toxicology after being bitten by their snakes from exotic species.

·Bucharest, Romania
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Stirile Pro TV broke the news in Bucharest, Romania on Wednesday, August 19, 2026.
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