Arizona Toddler’s Foot Turns Black After Snakebite; Doctors Administer Life-Saving Antivenom

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A 15-month-old Arizona girl, Cara, was bitten twice by a diamondback rattlesnake and has not smiled since. She received 30 vials of antivenom and may need more, as her family fears long-term damage.

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