Miami Serpentarium Laboratories

William "Bill" Haast (1910 - 2011) was the Pioneer of Venom Production for Venom Research. Through his pioneering efforts and unswerving dedication to the idea that venoms could be used to help relieve human suffering, he has singularly done more to advance the use of venoms in science and medicine than any other person in history by pioneering the concept of bringing snakes from around the world, housing them under strict laboratory conditions, and making their venoms available to the

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William "Bill" Haast (1910 - 2011) was the Pioneer of Venom Production for Venom Research. Through his pioneering efforts and unswerving dedication to the idea that venoms could be used to help relieve human suffering, he has singularly done more to advance the use of venoms in science and medicine than any other person in history by pioneering the concept of bringing snakes from around the world, housing them under strict laboratory conditions, and making their venoms available to the

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1946

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