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Subject: snake(s) in the building (fwd)
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 Apparently life at GSFC is hazardous not just
 because we might receive anthrax-laced mail.
-FGL
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> 10-31-01
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> Howdy,
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> We now have a report of another small snake in building 33"A" wing on the
> first floor.
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> The first snake of several weeks ago, seen in the Women's restroom and
> later captured there, was identified by Code 205 as being a copperhead.  A
> coperhead is one of four venomous snakes in North America.  The potency of
> the venom is not dependent on the size of the snake.
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> The most recently reported critter has the same description.  If you see a
> snake in the building please notify Security right away to facilitate safe
> capture and removal. The telephone number of Security Dispatch is 6-8661.
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> Merritt W. Pharo III
> ESSB 33, Facility Operations Manager
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