Kraits are apart of the group Elapidae (elapids) which include other neurotoxic snakes such as Cobras and Coral Snakes. This group is separate from the other main group of venomous snakes, Viperidea (vipers), which include Rattlesnakes and Puff Adders.
That being said, there are many differences between elapids and vipers. Elapids are generally long, slender snakes with small, fixed front fangs. Vipers on the other hand are usually stout-bodied with a triangular lance-like head that have long, hinged front fangs . Also, elapids possess neurotoxic venom while vipers have hemotoxic venom (in come cases have a blend of both as seen in Neo-tropical Rattlesnakes)
* Boas * Pipe snakes * Kraits * Vipers * Mambas * Pythons * Rattlesnakes * Anacondas * Sea snakes
Cobras are apart of the group Elapidae (elapids) which include other neurotoxic snakes such as Kraits and Coral Snakes. This group is separate from the other main group of venomous snakes, Viperidea (vipers), which include Rattlesnakes and Puff Adders. That being said, there are many differences between elapids and vipers. Elapids are generally long, slender snakes with small, fixed front fangs. Vipers on the other hand are usually stout-bodied with a triangular lance-like head that have long, hinged front fangs. Also, elapids possess neurotoxic venom while vipers have hemotoxic venom (in come cases a viper can have a blend of both as seen in Neo-tropical Rattlesnakes)
Ball Python bites can not kill you because they are not venomous. The way that they classify snakes is constrictors which are Pythons, Boas, and Colubrids which are corn snakes and other cylinder like snakes. Then there are the venomous snakes which are Elapids, and Viperids. Elapids are the Cobras, coral snakes, kraits, mambas, sea snakes, sea kraits and Australian elapids and so on. Viperids are the true vipers, pit vipers and so on.
Elapids (Cobras, Mambas, Kraits, Coral Snakes etc.), Atractaspidids (Burrowing Asps), Vipers (Pit Vipers, Rattlesnakes etc.), Hydrophiids (Sea Snakes) and a few members of the Colubrid family (Boomslang, Twig Snake, Brazilian Smooth Snake etc.).
other sea kraits and lizards
A sea krait is a type of sea snake. Sea kraits belong to the genus Laticauda. There are only five species of sea kraits.
The relationship between trevally, yellow goatfish, and banded sea kraits would be considered mutualism. In this context, the trevally and yellow goatfish often benefit from the presence of banded sea kraits, as these snakes can help flush out prey, making it easier for the fish to hunt. Conversely, the kraits may benefit from the fish's activity by having access to the same prey species, creating a cooperative dynamic rather than competition.
Some of the most dangerous creatures in Asia include the king cobra, the Indian red scorpion, the saltwater crocodile, and the Asian giant hornet. These animals are known for their venomous bites or stings, which can be lethal to humans.
There are many types of viper snakes found all around the world. They are divided into two groups; pit vipers and true vipers. Pit vipers have pit organs between their eyes and nostrils while true vipers have no pit organs.
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Yes there areCobras and Kraits
There are 4 different models of Dodge Hennessey Vipers. They come in the following models, Gen 2, Gen 3, Gen 4 and Gen 5, with the differences being in the years they were built.