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1. belcher's sea snake
2. island taipan
3. black mamba
4. green mamba
5. boomslang
6. coral snake
7. king cobra
8. spitting cobra
9. russle's viper
10. indian cobra
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What are the top 100 most toxic venomous snakes?
black mamba
Do poisonous snakes swim on top of the water?
All snakes swim and few snakes dive, some of the most venomous snakes in the world however dive below the water and swim there as opposed to on the surface.
Is the copperhead snake on 'the top 50 most poisonous snakes' list?
yes its in the top 50! though they dont produce as much as most other venomous snakes..adult males produce enough venom to kill an adult!
Where can you watch shows about venomous snakes online?
there are many ways such as; 1) go to youtube and type venomous snakes. 2) go to google and press the icon videos(somewhere by the top left corner) and type venomous snakes. 3) if you know a good website about all kinds of animals, or even a website that is only about snakes, you can try to explore that website for videos too! caution: always ask an adult to help you search on the internet in case your computer is hacked.happy searching! ^_^
What are the top 3 most common fears in the world?
The top 3 most common fears in the world are fear of heights (acrophobia), fear of public speaking (glossophobia), and fear of spiders (arachnophobia). These fears are often reported as widespread and can vary in intensity from person to person.
Is the king cobra one of the top 5 most dangerous snakes?
yes king kobra is one of the most dangereous snakes
Is there a poison ivy in Philippines?
As far as I can tell from my internet research, there is no poison ivy (Toxicodendron radicans) in the Philippines. However there are far more dangerous plants there such as the Stinger (Dendrocnide Moroides), the Poison Arrow Tree (Antiaris Toxicaria), the Cashew Tree (Anacardium occidentale), and even the Mango Tree (Mangifera spp.).
Is an eel a fish or a snake?
Sea snakes are real and they are one of the most venomous snakes on the planet. Their only saving grace (besides only being found in the sea) is the fact that they have such a small mouth that they can only bite you on the web between your fingers or on the tips.
Do snakes have molars?
All snakes have teeth, venomous ones have fangs. The ones that dont have fangs have very small gripper type teeth that line the top and bottom lips used for grabbing prey. Venomous snakes have fangs and small teeth as well.
What type of viper snake is the most venomous?
Actually, the most VENOMOUS snake is a sea snake. The Fierce Snake is the most deadliest, because it has a strong venom, and lives on land near humans. The most VENOMOUS lives under the sea, and is shy, and normally stays away from humans. Even if it DID bite someone, most times if you're wearing a wet suit sea snake's fangs are too short to pierce it.The Top 10 Most Venomous Land Snakes all live downunder in Australia, and the Most Venomous Snake in the World is .... The Fierce Snake from Australia. To give you some idea of just how venomous it is, it is 50 times more potent than the Indian Cobra Snake.They are a very fast snake and it venom will kill a small animal like a large rat or mice in seconds.The potentcy of the venom is measured by a Scale which is called the LD50. LD stands for Lethal Dose, and the 50 represents, "to Kill 50% of the test subjects", in this case, they are mice.So when all mice are given the full dose at once how much is required to Kill 50% of the Test Mice subjects.So by using the LD50 Scale, The fierce Snake "aka" Inland Tiapan is the worlds most venomous.The most amount of venom i have read is approx 100 to 120mg of pure venom. that's alot.Don't be confused by the Term "The Most Dangerous", as they are 2 different traits. The most venomous is the most potent, but it is not the most dangerous. The most dangerous to Man, is probably the African "Black Mamba" very aggressive and fatal to man if bitten, without medical help very quickly, minutes in fact.The Top 3 Most Venomous Land Snakes In The WorldPrimary Classification: Elapids (Front-Fanged Snakes)Location: Eastern Australia.Habitat: Forests, woodlands, plains and bush, usually close to streams, swamps and other well-watered areas.Diet: Mainly frogs and small mammals. Also other reptiles, fish and eels.Size: Up to 7 ft in length.Description: Shiny blue-black in color. Light brown at tip of snout. Bright red to orange scales along sides. Creamy pink belly. Small, flat head. Small, black eyes. Smooth dorsal scales.Conservation Status: Common
Who are the snake's enemies?
Snakes are eaten by many different predators. Hawks and other birds of prey, raccoons, herons, mongoose, other snakes, road runners, badgers, wild cats, and even pigs will all eat snakes. Some animals that eat venomous snakes even seem to have an immunity to snake venom.
What is special about the stonefish?
The Stonefish is special because it is one of the most venomous fish in the world. You can get more information about this at the Wikipedia. Once on the website, type "Stonefish" into the search field at the top of the page and press enter to bring up the information.
