As temperatures rise, officials in Arizona say people will have to start looking out for rattlesnakes and scorpions.
Shilling is recovering at Banner, after she was bitten by a rattlesnake while on a hike in Apache Junction. The snake bit Shilling's ankle, and she had to hike her way down the mountain to get to the ambulance."We are starting to see a lot more rattlesnakes envenomation," said a doctor at Banner.Get to a hospital as soon as possible"You don't want to do things that might make it worse, which would be a tourniquet. We don't apply that here in the U.S., and that can actually make it worse," said the doctor.
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