How does the venom of a snake enter a person's body?

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Venom is produced in the venom gland, and through the venom duct it passes to the fangs.
Snakes attack their enemies by biting them and the venom is injected into the targeted body through fangs.

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How does the venom of a snake enter a person's body?

Venom is produced in the venom gland, and through the venom duct it passes to the fangs. Snakes attack their enemies by biting them and the venom is injected into the targeted body through fangs.

Venom is produced in the venom gland, and through the venom duct it passes to the fangs.
Snakes attack their enemies by biting them and the venom is injected into the targeted body through fangs.