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:''A snake-like creature living deep underground. Its head is covered in armor so that is resembles the head of a dragon''
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'''Helmet snakes''' are small snakes that carry a horrific [[syndrome|venom]]. Any body part bitten by a helmet snake will cause a bevy of [[symptoms]], with the part eventually becoming necrotic and falling off unless treated quickly.{{verify}}
  
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'''Helmet snakes''' are small snakes that carry a horrific {{L|syndrome|venom}}. Any body part bitten by a helmet snake will cause a bevy of {{L|symptoms}}, with the part eventually becoming necrotic and falling off unless treated quickly.{{verify}}
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Helmet snake poison can quickly cripple an invader with constant pain and vomiting, making it much easier to finish off.
  
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Helmet snakes can be put to good use as exotic pets if you can manage to capture them safely. Helmet snake poison can quickly cripple an invader with constant pain and vomiting, making him much easier to finish off.{{verify}}
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Helmet snakes are perfectly safe to eat, however. Eating the venom itself is also perfectly safe, probably due to the way the game handles poisons, just as many real-world venoms have no adverse effects when eaten instead of being injected into the blood.
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Helmet snakes are perfectly safe to eat, however. Eating the venom itself is also perfectly safe, probably due to the way the game handles poisons, just as many real-world venoms have no adverse effects when eaten instead of being injected into the blood.{{verify}}
 
  
 
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Helmet snake

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Biome

  • Underground Caverns (dry)
  • Underground Depth: 1-2
Pet Attributes
Pet value 50

Cannot be trained

Exotic - cannot be tamed 

Size
Birth: 40 cm3
Mid: 2,000 cm3
Max: 50,000 cm3

Age
Adult at: Birth
Max age: 40-60
Butchering returns

(Value multiplier ×2)

Food items

Raw materials

Bones 3
Skull 1

There is too little information about this creature.
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This article is about an older version of DF.
A snake-like creature living deep underground. Its head is covered in armor so that is resembles the head of a dragon.

Helmet snakes are small snakes that carry a horrific venom. Any body part bitten by a helmet snake will cause a bevy of symptoms, with the part eventually becoming necrotic and falling off unless treated quickly.[Verify]

Helmet snake poison can quickly cripple an invader with constant pain and vomiting, making it much easier to finish off.

Helmet snakes are perfectly safe to eat, however. Eating the venom itself is also perfectly safe, probably due to the way the game handles poisons, just as many real-world venoms have no adverse effects when eaten instead of being injected into the blood.

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