Investigators say a driver found with puncture wounds on his wrist and a snake in his car has died at a Texas hospital.
Austin-Travis EMS Cmdr. Mike Benavides said Wednesday that the man died at St. David's Round Rock Medical Center.
Officials believe the man was from Temple. His name and a cause of death weren't immediately released.
Authorities are trying to determine whether the victim, who was treated for cardiac arrest, was bitten by a snake.
Emergency personnel Tuesday night responded to a report of an ill man in a car, in the parking lot of an Austin home improvement store.
Animal control officers confiscated, from the car, a nonvenomous snake in a crate, six tarantulas and a bullfrog. A cobra, a highly venomous snake, remains unaccounted for.