It is extremely difficult to tell without a broad knowledge of individual species. Many venomous snake look very similar to non-venomous ones.
There is not one defining characteristic that can help distinguish between the two apart from the presence of elongated fangs, which you obviously won't see unless you open it's mouth or are bitten.
its the horned viper or the sea snake
Drop-for-drop - the most venomous snake is considered to be Belcher's Sea snake.
yes but they must keep it in a cage if the snake is poisonus.
i dont know if they spray it out like a snake, but i know that they do have poison inside the crab and if you are eating you must know how to cut the animal and get rid of poisonese parts
The Western Green Mamba snake is highly venomous. It begins with the letter w.
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If the snake is venomous, you might ingest some of the poison. But if the snake isnt poisonus/venomus, you might get sick from and disease or sickness the snake might have or gotten from its meal or an other snake.
no, it is poisonus.
no, it is poisonus.
I don't think asking on wiki answers is the best best way to help some who has just been biten by a poisonus snake. by the time you get the right answer the person will probably be dead.
many snakes are poisonus and many are not poisonus
Yes, it can be bad for a python to eat a toad or a frog as some species of toads and frogs secrete toxins that can harm the snake. It is important to ensure that any prey items fed to pet snakes are safe and appropriate to avoid potential health issues.