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Listen: The Assorted Selections ProgramClose-up view showing Bill Haast extracting venom from a Diamondback rattlesnake during a show at the Miami Serpentarium attraction.
Image Number
COM02725
Photographer
Florida. - Division of Tourism.
Date
1990 (circa)
Rights
Collection
Department of Commerce collection
Series/Collection number: S 1047, Publicity photographs, 1940-1996 ; Box 2, FF1
Series/Collection number: S 1047, Publicity photographs, 1940-1996 ; Box 2, FF1
Geographic Term
Subject Term
Attractions--Florida--Dade County--Miami
Tourism--Florida--Dade County--Miami
Service industries--Florida--Dade County--Miami
Serpentaria
Herpetology
Flora and fauna
Animal specialists
Animal trainers
Snake charmers
Herpetologists
Reptiles
Squamata
Poisonous animals
Viperidae
Pit vipers
Rattlesnakes
Crotalus
Eastern diamondback rattlesnake
Venom
Poisonous snakes
Tourism--Florida--Dade County--Miami
Service industries--Florida--Dade County--Miami
Serpentaria
Herpetology
Flora and fauna
Animal specialists
Animal trainers
Snake charmers
Herpetologists
Reptiles
Squamata
Poisonous animals
Viperidae
Pit vipers
Rattlesnakes
Crotalus
Eastern diamondback rattlesnake
Venom
Poisonous snakes
Personal Subjects
Corporate Subject
Physical Description
1 slide - col.
General Note
The Miami Serpentarium was opened in 1947 by Bill Haast.
Close-up view showing Bill Haast extracting venom from a Diamondback rattlesnake during a show at the Miami Serpentarium attraction.
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