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how fast are snakes? Read on below to see the three fastest snakes on the ground, and the three snakes with the fastest strike speed, plus a great video showing just how fast a cottonmouth viper can strike its prey.
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3. The southern black racer is a non-venomous, constricting snake found in grasslands and rock hills throughout the Eastern USA.

Maxing out at 2 meters in length, the racer is a light-bodied snake which allows them to reach speeds of up to 16 km per hour when hunting prey. Unlike many snakes, the southern black racer is comfortable in water, and can reach high speeds there too.
2. How fast are black mambas? Growing up to 4 meters long with a slender, agile shape, the fastest black mamba speed is around 19 km per hour in short bursts on open ground. As with the sidewinder, the black mamba uses lateral undulation, moving in an ‘S’ shape and pushing off objects in its path to help gain momentum.

The black mamba is the only snake on this list to live in Africa (the dry bushlands of Eastern Africa), using its speed to catch prey and inject an extremely toxic venom. Often regarded as the fastest snake in the world, it’s actually beaten into second position by the sidewinder.

The combination of speed, venom, and aggressive attitude is what makes the black mamba such a feared snake across Africa – and, indeed, puts it on the list of most dangerous animals in Africa. As with all snakes, mamba will try to avoid confrontation with humans, but if backed into a corner they are more than happy to stand their ground and fight.
1.The sidewinder is a venomous pit viper snake that lives in the sandy deserts of the Southwestern USA and Northwestern Mexico, and makes this list of speediest snakes by moving in a unique way. Rather than the standard wavy motion known as lateral undulation, sidewinders repeatedly use their bodies to carve indents in the sand and use the ridges of sand they create to push against, resulting in explosive power.

Sidewinders can be easily identified by the unique horns on the top of their head, used to prevent anything from getting into their eyes whilst submerged in the sand.