Interesting. It looks like it could have some medical uses. After dilution, of course.
Russell’s viper venom is highly hemotoxic. The venom in dilute form is used to detect lupus anticoagulant.
I remember a frog from ST-2 long ago named “Snake” Olzweski. (Sp?) Got the moniker after getting bit by a rattler on the arm. Not a pretty picture. At all.
I got bitten on the thumb by one of those a few years ago. Spent 5 days in the hospital.
I was more worried about side affects from the anti-venom than the bite itself, but everything worked out okay except for some permanent numbness in the thumb.
Different snake venoms do different things. Some go straight to the heart and cause cardiac arrest. Others attack the nervous system. Some attack the blood. There are probably others that do other things
So that’s how they make blood pudding.