Types of poisonous snakes in the world

Types of poisonous snakes in the world, most cobra species do not join this list of poisonous snakes, but the Philippine cobra is an exceptional case because the poison inside it is the most deadly for other cobra species.

Types of poisonous snakes in the world

Philippine cobra

• This snake is capable of spitting up to 3 meters.
• This neurotoxin affects the heart and respiratory functions and can cause respiratory paralysis and death within thirty minutes.
• The bite causes tissue damage and symptoms of a cobra bite can include headache, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, and dizziness.

Tiger snake

• This snake is found in Australia and has a strong neurotoxin. Death from the bite can occur within 30 minutes but usually takes 6-24 hours.
• Prior to the development of antibiotics, the death rate from Tiger snakes was 60-70% and symptoms may include neck pain and tingling, localized sweating, difficulty breathing, and paralysis.
• The Tiger Snake will flee when confronted but can become aggressive when confronted.

Black mamba

• The black mamba is found all over the African continent and is known to be very aggressive and gives a fatal blow as it is the fastest land snake in the world.
• This snake is able to reach speeds of up to 20 kilometers per hour.
• These snakes can be very frightening when they hit an average of 12 times in a row.
• One bite is capable of killing anyone, especially adults 10-15 years old.
• A single bite injects an average of 100-120 mg of venom into the body and can provide up to 400 mg of venom.

Taipan snake

• This snake appeared in Australia and the poison is strong enough to kill 1200 animals because the poison causes blood clots in the victim directly and blocks the arteries or veins.
• Before the arrival of antibiotics, there was a large list of victims.

Blue Crete Snake

• The blue krait is the deadliest snake.
• This snake is found throughout Southeast Asia and Indonesia, and 50% of its bites are fatal, even with the control of antibiotics.
• This venom is 16 times more powerful than a cobra’s bite and more powerful.
• It paralyzes muscles and prevents nerve endings from releasing chemicals. Before the development of antibiotics, the death rate was 85%.
• With the passage of time, antibiotics became controlling this problem.
• Death usually occurs within 6-12 hours of the bite of the krait and death occurs due to the death of brain tissue.