What is the most venomous snake in the world? How strong is its venom?

The snake is a scary animal. And among the snakes, there is a snake that is even more frightening. It's a viper.

The fluid on this snake can poison people and in severe cases can cause death. In nature, the types of poisoned snakes generally include cobras, silver kraits, and kraits, among others. And what is the most venomous snake in the world?

Looking at the records of snakes, it is not difficult to find that the most venomous snake in the world is the Ekiterin sea snake.

1. About the Ekitering Sea SnakeThe Ekitering Sea Snake is the most venomous snake on the entire planet. This venomous snake generally grows in tropical oceans on Earth. It is usually found in some shallow waters of Australia.

This venomous snake has a large mouth, and the shape of its whole body is similar to that of the round one we usually see, and the back half of the snake and its tail are flat and flattened. The Ekiterin sea snake is much more venomous than our common cobras. If a person is accidentally bitten by an Ekitrite sea snake, then the person will only survive for more than ten minutes at most.

It ranks second in the world in terms of toxicity of poisonous organisms.

2. The most venomous snake on landWe have just said that the most venomous snake in the world is the Ekiterin sea snake. However, the most venomous snake on our continent is the inland Taipan snake. This snake is arguably the most venomous snake on land in the entire world.

Compared to the common rattlesnake, the inland taipan snake is about three hundred times more venomous. The amount of venom that the inland Taipan snake takes out of its body each time can kill more than 20 tons of animals and plants. It can be seen that the inland Taipan snake is very poisonous on land.

Therefore, when we encounter inland Taipan snakes on land, we must remember to flee as soon as possible to ensure our personal safety.

3. It is suggested that in daily life, we still encounter relatively few snakes. But we still need to know something about poisonous snakes. Because with this knowledge, we can avoid being harmed by snakes.

It is a king cobra, and its venom only needs a drop, and a person will die in a few seconds, so you must avoid this snake when encountering it.

The most venomous snake on land is the Fine-scaled Taipan, which can kill 200,000 rats with a single injection of venom. But even this is not as venomous as the sea snake, the most venomous is the Belcher sea snake, which is more poisonous than the poisonous snake on land.

The fine-scaled Taipan snake, with a mouthful of its venom, can poison a hundred adults to death. However, its personality is relatively docile and shy, and if it is not caught, it will not take the initiative to attack people.

10th place: Tabby rattlesnake is a venomous snake that is native to the southwestern United States and northwestern Mexico. It is said to have a half-lethal dose of milligrams, and a bite from such a snake should be considered extremely dangerous.

9th place: Indian ring snake is a type of ring snake that is mainly found in India and neighboring regions. This snake is so venomous that it is one of India's "four venomous snakes" and is one of the most common causes of severe snake bites among more than a dozen species of ring snakes.

8th place: Eastern Brown Snake is found in the central, eastern, northern and northern regions of Australia and New Guinea; Inhabits dry forests, woodlands, savannahs and dry shrublands; Adult snakes may be light brown or dark brown in color, and sometimes even black. Half of the lethal dose is said to be between milligrams and milligrams, making the eastern brown snake one of the most venomous snakes on land.

7th place: Tiger snake from Australia; Its venom contains coagulants and nerve paralytic agents, which often kill people.

Sixth place: Drum-bellied viper Also known as the drum-bellied viper, it is a highly venomous African viper with crescent-shaped yellow markings. In terms of venom toxicity, the most venomous snake in the world is the Ashmore Islands, which live in northwestern Australia.

5th place: Forest Cobra It is a large cobra with a total length of meters and a maximum length of meters. It is found in Senegal in the west, Somalia in the east, Angola in the southwest, and eastern South Africa in the south.

4th place: African Tree Snake Found throughout the savannah steppes of sub-Saharan Africa.

Third place: Desert horned viper is a venomous snake genus under the subfamily Viperidae of the suborder Viperidae, mainly including a species of viper distributed in desert areas such as northern Africa, the Arabian Peninsula and Iran.

Second: the black mamba snake is the longest and most feared venomous snake in Africa and the fastest crawling snake in the world.

First: Sea snakes are at the top of the list of the most venomous snakes, similar to the cobra subfamily, both are venomous snakes with anterior groove teeth. It is found in the coastal waters of Liaoning, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Guangdong, Guangxi and Taiwan in China.

As far as I know, in the ranking of the top 10 venomous snakes in the world, the king cobra is the first most venomous.

Australia, the outback is too climbing snake!

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, killing 200,000 rats with a single venom.

The body is smaller than the ordinary Taipan snake, the adult snake is only about 2 meters (feet), distributed in the Victorian desert and nearby in central Australia, the fine-scaled Taipan snake is shy by nature, and when defending, the body will leave the ground.

Scientists from 19 countries recognized: the Ekitlin sea serpent.

Inland Taipan Snake:

It is also known as the fine-scaled Taipan snake, the desert fierce snake, the inland shield sharp-nosed snake, and the large spotted snake. It is shy and does not attack humans easily, so no one has ever been bitten by it. It is the world's number one venomous snake that can clot blood, and there is currently no cure.

It is found in the Australian region, is a little smaller than the Taipan snake, and will leave the ground when defending. A drop of venom can kill 200,000 rats, and adult snakes are about 2 meters long and feed mainly on rats in Australia.

The number one venomous snake in the world is the split-cheeked sea snake.

Scientific name: Inland shield barramundi, distribution: Western Australia.

other: About three feet in length. It inhabits coastal waters, especially in the vicinity of brackish water rivers, and feeds on fish.

Except for a very small number of sea snakes that lay eggs, the rest are born and are ovoviviparous.

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 in our country is the silver krait. It is distributed in central and southern China, and ranks fourth in the ranking of venomous snakes in the world. Antivenom injections should be given within 40 minutes of the bite, otherwise it can be life-threatening.

The most venomous snake in China is the silver krait, which can kill a person with only 1 milligram, and it can be said that it is extremely poisonous. It is the seventh most venomous snake in the world, ahead of the Belcher Sea Snake, the Rattlesnake, the Viper, the Taipan Snake, the Eastern Cobra and the Golden Krait.

China's most venomous snake is the silver krait, which is probably the fourth most venomous snake in the world, and once bitten by this snake, there is almost no chance of survival.

Krait. Ranked 8th for toxicity. More powerful than a king cobra. When I saw it, I quickly took a detour. Looks like a black and white snake.