ARIZONA, USA — An Arizona wedding was crashed by an unwelcomed guest but the wedding party was not going to let it ssspoil their fun.
Two videos viewed more than a million times on TikTok show a woman carrying a snake out of the reception area of a wedding with the caption "Weddings in Arizona."
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TikTok user Sandra Leos posted the videos on Monday and thousands of people shared how impressed they were with the woman carrying the snake out of the reception area.
"This girl is scared of nothing," one user said in the comments. Another said, "Proper maid of honor energy."
While this snake doesn't appear to be venomous, it is important to know what to do if you encounter a snake.
Experts say that the most important thing to do is stay calm. If that snake is in the wild, turn around and walk away. If that snake is close to humans or pets, call a professional to come and relocate it.
If you are bitten by a snake, call 911 immediately. If possible, gently wash the bite area with soap and water. Remove anything like watches, rings or bracelets that could constrict the area when it swells. Keep the bitten part of your body still, and keep it below your heart if possible.
Ultimately, bites are rare and deaths are even rarer. Out of the roughly 8,000 Americans bitten by any venomous snakes in a year, only 10 to 15 actually die. So remember, even if it's scary, the odds are in your favor.
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