"On Snake-Poison, Its Action and Its Antidote" by A. Mueller is a comprehensive scientific exploration of snake venom, its biological effects, and the development of antidotes to counteract its toxicity. The book delves into the toxicology and pharmacology of snake poison, providing detailed insights into the mechanisms through which venomous snakes inject their toxins and the resulting physiological responses in victims. Mueller's research covers various venomous snake species, examining the specific compositions of their venoms and the diverse ways in which these toxins affect the human body. The book highlights the urgency of understanding snake poison due to its potentially lethal consequences and the critical need for effective antivenoms. Through meticulous scientific study and medical research, Mueller elucidates the development and effectiveness of antidotes aimed at neutralizing snake venom. This includes discussions on the mechanisms of action of antivenoms, their administration protocols, and their role in mitigating the severe symptoms caused by snake bites. "On Snake-Poison, Its Action and Its Antidote" serves as a vital resource for professionals in toxicology, pharmacology, and medical fields involved in treating snakebite victims. It combines rigorous scientific analysis with practical insights into the management of snake envenomation, making it an essential reference for understanding and combating the dangers posed by venomous snakes worldwide.