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What is a baby desert death adder called?
adder
What is the definition of a death adder?
A death adder is an Australian snake. The definition is venomous Australian snake resembling an adder. It looks like a normal snake, but it is a dangerous creature.
What are the threats to the Death Adder?
Larger death adders, potions.
What kind of animal is a death adder?
a snake
How many eggs can death adder have?
5
What isDeath Adder?
The Death Adder is a highly venomous snake found in Australia and New Guinea. It is known for its potent neurotoxic venom and its distinctive short, stocky appearance. The Death Adder is considered one of the most dangerous snakes in the world.
Is plains death adder top of the food web?
no
Where does the northern death adder live?
in the wood lands of Australia
What happens when taking adder-all and oxyconttin together?
death
Why is a copperhead called death adder?
because it casesyou to die
How hard do death adder snakes bite?
relly hard
What defences does a death adder have?
Mainly they use there venom. They also hiss
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