No, mice are non-venomous.
Yes, it might be. Preliminary studies suggest that the venom could be useful in some rare cases. In one study in mice of a specific malignant cancer, the venom reduced tumor growth and improved liver function.
because it has venom that is so strong that it can kill over 250,000 mice
They eat mice and rats and some other things
Cobra venom has been used for many years in medical research because it has an enzyme, lecithinase, that dissolves cell walls as well as membranes surrounding viruses.
Anti-Venom was the original Venom. He could easily defeat the new Venom.
The Inland Taipan is the world's most venomous land snake. It's venom is 200-400 times more powerful than that of rattlesnake venom, and is 50 times more potent than that of cobra venom. The snake delivers enough of its' venom in one bite to kill 250,000 mice or 100 adult humans. The normal amount of venom delievered is 44 mg; the largest recorded dose delivered was 110 mg. With that in mind, it takes a mere 0.03 mg to kill a mouse; such massive venom delivery ensures death to the desired prey. The venom is so toxic that it can kill an adult human within 45 minutes! It should be noted that there have been no recorded deaths in humans from an Inland Taipan bite. This snake is also known as the Fierce Snake, and inhabits the lands of Australia. In direct answer to the question, the snake can actually only eat one mouse at a time; no snake can consume more than one prey item per time, never trying to swallow two mice at once. But, eating one meal at a time doesn't mean that the bite it delivered to the mouse it consumes couldn't have easily killed all the mice in the dead mice's family as well since again, 250,000 mice could die from the venom delivered by one bite from the snake.
Based on the LD50 figure - Belcher's Sea snake is considered to be the most venomous. The LD50 figure - is the amount of venom needed to give a lethal dose to 50 adult mice.
Based on the LD50 figure - the most venomous snake is Belcher's Sea snake. LD50 (standing for Lethal Dose) - is the amount of venom needed to kill 50 adult mice.
King Cobras are predators and live by hunting small animals. They eat mostly rodents like rats, mice, and other opportune catches. The inject their prey with their deadly venom.
King Cobras are predators and live by hunting small animals. They eat mostly rodents like rats, mice, and other opportune catches. The inject their prey with their deadly venom.
Rattlesnakes consume mice, rats, small birds and other small animals. They subdue their prey quickly with a venomous bite as opposed to constricting. The venom will immediately stun or kill typical prey. Rattlesnake venom can kill in 20 seconds, but a rattlesnake will follow prey that does not quickly succumb to the venom and attempts to escape. Rattlers are known to strike at distances up to two-thirds their body length.
Venom immunotherapy is the process of injecting venom to treat various conditions. The most common form of venom immunization is bee venom therapy (BVT), with honeybee venom or stingers used to treat conditions.