Đội tuyển Đức cẩn trọng trước sự xuất hiện của rắn độc tại trại huấn luyện World Cup

Captain Joshua Kimmich of the German team has just announced that a poisonous snake has been discovered at the team's training camp in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. "Chúng tôi đã thấy một con rắn hôm qua và được thông báo rằng nó là rắn độc," Kimmich cho biết qua BILD. "If you get bitten, you have to go to the hospital. I don't think you'll die, but it's definitely dangerous. I have a bit of respect for the snakes here. In Germany, there aren't that many dangerous animals."

Kimmich expressed concern: "I feel that if you step on a snake like that, it could end badly. That's why we're trying to be careful when encountering animals here." Theo thông tin, con rắn này là rắn đồng, một loại rắn rất phổ biến trong khu vực. In fact, according to the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission, copperheads account for 90% of venomous snake bites in the state.

Mặc dù những vết cắn có thể gây đau đớn, nhưng chúng không được coi là đe dọa đến tính mạng. Tuy nhiên, rắn đồng, theo khuyến cáo, "nên được để yên". Kimmich và các đồng đội đang giữ tinh thần cảnh giác. The German team won their first match of the tournament, defeating Curacao 7-1 in Houston. This win almost guaranteed them a place in the next round, so the following days were fairly quiet in terms of news.

To prove that point, Kimmich, an avid gardener, spent part of his press conference on Tuesday talking about local magnolia trees. Chúng lớn hơn ở Đức, và thường xuyên nở hoa hơn. So, aside from the tension over the venomous snake — Schlangenalarm, in German — the story has become lighter. However, this is not the first time the German team has encountered disruption by wildlife or nature at an international tournament. During the 2024 European Championships they hosted, Germany's training camp at Herzogenaurach, once a US military base in Bavaria, was infested with mosquitoes. Floodwaters, warm weather and lack of wind have attracted mosquitoes in record numbers, to the point where local suppliers are actually experiencing shortages of mosquito repellent. Ultimately, Germany's headquarters had to be sprayed with cocoa scent, which may have helped repel mosquitoes but created such an unpleasant smell that players, coaches and support staff, who were bitten a lot, had to spend many evenings during the tournament indoors. Dù sao, vẫn tốt hơn là gặp muỗi hơn là một con rắn độc. Đội tuyển Đức sẽ đối đầu với Bờ Biển Ngà vào thứ Bảy tại Toronto.

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