What is the most venomous snake in the world in 2010?

In terms of venom toxicity, the world's most venomous snake is the split-cheeked sea snake that lives around the reefs of the Ashmore Islands in northwestern Australia, and is many times more venomous than any land snake. The most venomous snake on land is the most venomous terrestrial snake in Western Australia, the Inland Taipan Snake (formerly known as the Inland Shield Sharp-nosed Snake), whose venom can poison 250,000 rats.

In terms of detoxification, the most dangerous snake is the king cobra (as if the common name is the mountain wind), the amount of detoxification is large, and there is basically no serum to be treated, and it is sacrificed within three minutes of being bitten, which is recorded in Chinese and English literature.

In Africa, the black mamba is the most legendary and feared snake, with its massive and powerful body, deadly venom, and even more terrifying, its aggressiveness and incredible speed. There is a folk legend that it can run faster than a horse in a short distance (22 kilometers per hour), and there is a legend that a black mamba was rounded up and killed 13 of its captors in a matter of minutes, although this is just a legend, and whether it is true or not, the black mamba is indeed the fastest and most aggressive snake in the world.

Introducing a venomous snake belonging to China, the Baibu Snake.

You want to **, to be the most venomous snake inland Taipan snake.

Green Mamba is nowhere near as black mamba as its relative.

The black mamba seems to be the fastest venomous snake in the world.

If it hits the face, the person can be warped in a few minutes

You see that Bill's brother in the kill bill was bitten in the face by the black mamba, and he immediately said goodbye

Many people think that the movie is fictional, but it is actually so fast.

The black mamba's body is not black, the inside of its mouth is black... Ultra Horror = =.

There is also the Australian inland Taipan snake, which is said to be more poisonous than the black mamba snake, and seems to be 20 times more poisonous than the king cobra, but because of its sparsely populated habitat, it has not really poisoned many people, and it is more Sven in appearance. So it's not very famous... But it seems that there is a horror film about it.

The most venomous snake in the world is in Africa, called the Green Mamba. It belongs to the cobra family, the genus Mamba. It is the fastest snake, and its mouthful of phlegm is enough to make a sturdy 100-kilogram man extinguish the fire in 60 seconds.

I guess it's a cobra.

The most venomous snake in the world is the Belcher Sea Serpent.

The Belcher sea snake is a venomous sea snake of the family Cobraidae, once one of the most venomous snakes in the world, living around the reefs of the Ashmore Islands in northwestern Australia. The scientific name of the Belcher sea snake is hydrophis belcheri, and Belcher is the transliteration of its scientific name.

The Belcher sea snake is the most venomous snake in the world, it only needs milligrams of venom to poison a person to death, it lives in the Ashmore Islands of Australia, generally inhabits around the reef, can be up to 3 meters in length, is less aggressive, generally does not attack humans, feeds on small fish, belongs to the category of sea snakes, but its poison is 200 times that of the king cobra, it is a well-deserved king of poisonous snakes.

Morphology and characteristics

Sea snakes are a venomous snake that lives in seawater throughout their lives. Sea snakes have their nostrils facing upwards and have valves that can be closed backwards, and after inhaling air, they can close their nostrils and dive into the water for up to 10 minutes. The surface of the body is covered with scales, and underneath the scales is a thick ** that prevents the infiltration of seawater and the loss of body fluids.

The salt glands under the tongue have the function of excreting excess salt that enters the body with food.

The body length of the small sea snake is half a meter, and the sea snake can reach about 3 meters. They inhabit coastal waters, especially in brackish water estuaries, and feed on fish. The sea snake is similar in body shape to the land snake, the biggest difference is that its side is flattened like a rocking oar, the sea snake is venomous, but its head is mostly similar to the non-venomous land snake in an oval shape rather than a triangle.

Thin scales are too climbing snakes.

The fine-scaled Taipan snake, commonly known as the inland Taipan snake, used to be called the inland shield sharp-nosed snake, as well as the desert fierce snake, the fierce Taipan snake, the big spotted snake and other aliases. It is the most venomous terrestrial snake species in the world, a venom can kill 200,000 mice, the body is smaller than the ordinary Taipan snake, and the adult snake is only about 2 meters (fit feet), distributed in the Victorian desert in central Australia and nearby, the fine-scaled Taipan snake is shy by nature, and when defending, the body will leave the ground.

The size of the snake is smaller than that of the ordinary snake, and the adult snake is only about 2 meters (feet), and the head of the snake is flat, slightly pointed, and the eyes are relatively large. The snake has gray to yellowish-brown scales, which are sometimes trimmed with fine black. The trunk is brown or olive-green, the abdomen is yellowish-white, while the head is black or has black markings, and the fangs are millimeters long and highly toxic.