The Most Dangerous Snakes In The World!

You are sitting comfortably on your sofa placed right in front of the TV in your living room and you suddenly see a 5-foot long venomous snake chilling beside you! How would you feel? Snakes scare the hell out of people by their mere presence. Let’s look at few of the most venomous snakes in the world whose bites are enough to take your life:

Inland Taipan

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By far the most venomous snake in the world, Inland Taipan’s one bite is enough to kill 100 human beings! The impact of its bite is 50 times more than that of a common cobra.

Eastern Brown Snake

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This is the second most poisonous snake in the world. It is extremely aggressive and is found in certain parts of Australia. It moves rapidly too and can chase its prey to a great extent. For the next generation of Internet protocols, go for IPV6 Adoption.

Blue Krait

Blue Krait is found mainly Indonesia. It is the deadliest snake in its own way, as it hunts and eats the other snakes. Its venom consists mainly of Neurotoxin. Blue Kraits become active mainly during the night.

Taipan

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These are one of the endemic species in the world that are found in Australia. The Taipan is further divided into three subspecies, of which the coastal Taipan is the most venomous.

Saw-scaled Viper

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Mostly found in Africa, middle-east and India, the Saw-scaled Viper is the most venomous of the Vipers and one of the most dangerous snakes found in the world.

Black Mamba

This 3-meter long poison-carrying monster is extremely venomous and is found in sub-Saharan Africa. This species has a high speed and can boost up to 6.8 mph.

Eastern Tiger Snake

Their presence is limited to certain regions of Australia, and are one of the most feared snakes there. Its style of attack is similar to the Asian and African cobras.