Perth woman suffers delayed reaction to tiger snake bite
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Perth woman bitten by tiger snake suffers rare delayed reaction

Posted November 03, 2015 12:22:40

A Perth woman who was bitten by a tiger snake has questioned why she was not given anti-venom after suffering a rare delayed reaction to the wound.

David Weber

Source: ABC News | Duration: 1min 33sec

Topics: animal-attacks, perth-7300

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