With a crocodile in one hand, Worrell explains the working of a desiccator.This dehydrates snake venom for preservation or making to scientists who know the manner in which to use it. February 13, 1952.

With a crocodile in one hand, Worrell explains the working of a desiccator.This dehydrates snake venom for preservation or making to scientists who know the manner in which to use it. February 13, 1952.
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