How to pronounce“keelback”in English
nounglands crack open and spew out a stinky toxic yellowish pus. The poisonous nature of this stuff was first noted in 1935 when a scientist who was dissecting
a keelback cut into its nucal glands accidentally spraying the poison right into his eye. Which is just one of the many stories that science teachers have
heard and why they get so fussy about you wearing your safety goggles. The poison contains buodenolides, which can cause acute pain and temporary damage to
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Definitions of “keelback”
Any of various colubrid snakes of the subfamily Natricinae, whose dorsal scales exhibit strong keeling.