High School Football Player Finds Snake in Helmet During Practice, Check Out Wild Photos
A venomous snake was found in a high school football player's helmet during practice.
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The brief
A venomous cottonmouth was discovered in a Maumelle High School football player's helmet during practice. The incident occurred in Arkansas. The player practiced for an hour with the snake in his helmet before it was discovered.
The snake was identified as a cottonmouth, a venomous species native to the southeastern United States. The player was not harmed. The school and local authorities are investigating the incident.
The player's identity has not been released. The photos of the snake in the helmet have gone viral on social media.
Synthesized by Archynetys from the headlines below under a strict no-invention contract. ✓ fact-checked: all claims supported by sources Updated 2h ago.
The reporting (10)
- Venomous snake found inside Arkansas high school football player's helmet USA Today · 14h ago
- How an Arkansas player spent an hour with a venomous snake in his football helmet Yahoo Sports Australia · 14h ago
- High school football player practices with venomous snake hiding inside helmet before coach's discovery Fox News · 14h ago
- Venomous snake found hiding in Arkansas high school football player’s helmet KATU · 14h ago
- Maumelle football player finds venomous snake inside helmet during practice KARK · 14h ago
- Venomous cottonmouth discovered in Maumelle High School player’s helmet during practice KATV · 14h ago
- Football Player Finds Snake in his Helmet Yahoo · 14h ago
- High school football player practiced for an hour with a snake in helmet nypost.com · 14h ago
- Arkansas football player finds venomous snake inside helmet during practice newsnationnow.com · 14h ago
- High School Football Player Finds Snake in Helmet During Practice, Check Out Wild Photos Bleacher Report · 14h ago
Quick answers
What type of snake was found in the helmet?
A venomous cottonmouth.
Where did this incident occur?
Maumelle High School in Arkansas.
Was the player harmed?
No, the player was not harmed.
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