Inland Taipan
Without a doubt, this is the Inland Taipan is the most poisonous snakes in the world. Bite and can kill people within minutes. If without prompt medical help victims have a slim chance to live. Taipans Generally uniformly olive or dark brown, the head of a rather dark and long. Taipan is an average of 1.8 meters and a maximum of 3.7 meters and is mostly found in Northern Australia and Southern New Guinea. Some species are also found in Central Australia and New Guinea.
Philippine Cobra
Philippine Cobra is the second most deadly snakes. Small in size but it is one of the most poisonous snakes in the world. Venom is a neurotoxin that affects heart function and breathing and can cause neurotoxicity and respiratory paralysis and death in nearly 30 minutes. Philippine Cobra is able to spray their venom up to three meters. The average length is usually up to 100 centimeters, found mostly on the island of Luzon, Mindoro, Catanduanes and Masbate.
Indian Krait
Indian Krait snake is the third in the list of most dangerous snakes. Including the most venomous, vertebral scales enlarged hexagonal and there are narrow white bars on the back. Her neck is not clear and in plain black. Long, cylindrical body and long tail. The snake is shiny black or bluish on top with a pair of white narrow bars are unclear or absent anterior. Poison 16 times more effective than cobra venom, found mostly in India, Sri Lanka and Pakistan.
King Cobra
Up to 22 feet long king cobra is the world's longest poisonous snake. King Cobra is found in the forests of East Asia and southern India. The average lifespan is 20 years of this snake. Cobra uses other small snakes, lizards and birds as food. Cobra could kill a man with only a single bite. These snakes seem to have a high level of intelligence of the animal kingdom. Able to avoid poisonous snakes and attack others for fear of being bitten. King Cobra females build nests and lay eggs in it. He guards the nest very aggressively against anything approaching the nest.
Black Mamba
Black Mamba is the fifth in the list of most dangerous. Including the longest venomous snake in Africa, averaging around 2.5 meters (8.2 feet), and sometimes growing up to 4.3 meters (14 feet). Its name comes from the color black. Mamba using incredible speed to avoid a threat, rather than hunting for prey. Mamba capable of reaching speeds of about 20 kilometers per hour (12 mph), travel with a third body lifted off the ground. Black Mambas are found in African savannas and open forests.
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