Скачать или смотреть REVIEW of the scariest snakes: Stay Away From These Dangerous Snakes World's Most Venomous Snakes

1. South American Rattlesnake & Brazilian Yellow-headed Pit Viper:

Rattlesnake: Distinguished by the sound of its tail; its venom causes necrosis, blood clotting disorders, and can be fatal.

Yellow-headed Pit Viper: Found only on Kimaza Grande Island; its venom is extremely potent, causing organ failure within 2 hours.

2. Spiny Snake & Blue Coral Snake:

Spiny Snake (Africa): Bizarre appearance resembling a dragon; its venom causes internal bleeding, and there is currently no specific antivenom.

Blue Coral Snake (Southeast Asia): Its neurotoxic venom is 16 times stronger than that of a cobra, with a mortality rate of up to 85% if not treated promptly.

3. Cobra & Coral Snake:

Cobra (Australia): Causes rapid death (possibly within 30 minutes) due to paralysis and respiratory failure.

Coral snake: Vibrant colors but very potent neurotoxic venom; the bite often causes little initial pain, leading victims to underestimate its power.

4. Malaysian krait & King cobra:

King cobra: The "silent killer" in Southeast Asia (including Vietnam); its bite is painless but causes muscle paralysis and respiratory arrest during sleep.

King cobra: The longest venomous snake in the world; a single bite can kill 20 adults or a small elephant.

5. Black mamba & Eastern brown snake:

Black mamba (Africa): The fastest in the world (20 km/h); extremely aggressive and its neurotoxic venom has a nearly 100% mortality rate without antidote.

Brown snake: The second most venomous land snake; very agile, its venom causes bodily collapse within hours.

6. Inland taipan:

Dubbed the most venomous snake on the planet. A single bite is enough to kill 100 adults; victims can die within just 45 minutes due to severe internal bleeding.