I want to make a post about something horrific and terrifying.
I was watching a documentary the other day; It was so interesting.
Although I feel like just posting my notes of some random documentary that I watched it wouldn't be good enough to post on Steemit.

So this post is a 2 in 1 post.

Notes?

I'm a.. Dork. I take notes while I read, Watch documentaries or anything where I can "learn" something new. I love to mindmap and write Cornell notes.

What are Cornell notes?

Just a form of notetaking, You put your questions to the left and your details on the right, It's a way of organizing your notes. I learned the tactic in school and could never stop doing it.

Mind mapping?

It's like a tree. You start in the middle with one central idea, Then you gradually branch out, I want to make a tutorial for Steemit later on, I feel like it's a great way to get your ideas on paper, And get them organized.

I Digital Painted For The First Time

Not the VERY first time, But the first time where I did an actual project and finished it, I'm a coloring book artist, So my art just needs to be in black and white, I can paint fairly well with regular acrylics, but I cannot seem to paint on the computer.

I watched an article about Black Mambas

This digital painting is of a Black Mamba! Custom made for Steemit.

Sometimes I don't get myself!

I am DEATHLY afraid of snakes, Going to the zoo and seeing them in the glass is scary to me. When I hike, I occasionally come across a gopher snake. Gopher snakes are HARMLESS! But I start shaking and crying, and I can barley get myself to move.

Watching Snakes on Tv is a thrill to me, Especially Black Mambas, They are deadly and poisonous.

• Black Mambas come from South Africa.
  A single bite from a Mamba can kill up to 15 men.
  What I found interesting, Is they aren't named because of their outer color, They are a grayish brown. But instead named after the coloring in their mouth, Which is a pitch black inky look.

There are also Green Mambas that blend into the trees they hide in,
**Great, I need to run away from trees too.. **

• They can grow up to 14 feet long, Although they have long slender bodies for fast movement.
• They feed more because of their fast metabolisms
• They live in hollow trees

What it feels like to be bitten

Some of the symptoms: Fiver, Confusion, and tingling.
As it attacks your central nervous system, Even dead black mambas are a threat!

They have great eye sight

• Mongooses and Honey Badgers are immune to their venom, So they eat the black Mambas (New favorite animals) haha!

Even brand new hatched Mambas are full of venom and are deadly.

Has anyone here seen a black mamba in person?

Have you been to South Africa? Are Black Mambas super common and easy to find?