More than 20 times more poisonous than cobras, that is, the most venomous snake on land is the inland Taipan snake, and the inland Taipan snake is the most poisonous terrestrial snake species in the world, and its toxicity is 300 times stronger than the rattlesnake. Let's follow the village small farmer network to see the world's top ten poisonous snakes!
Venomous snakes refer to snakes that can secrete special venom, these snakes in the bite of people or animals when the venom flows out of the venom to poison the bitten person or animal, serious often cause death, but its venom can be used for medicine, common venomous snakes are silver ring snake, five-step snake, king cobra, cobra, golden ring snake and so on! Today, the village small farmer network will introduce in detail what is the most poisonous snake on the earth!
The world's top ten venomous snakes
1, Aquitrin sea snake: Aquitlin sea snake is one of the most venomous snakes in the ocean, in the world's top ten venomous list of Aquitrin sea snake living in Australia ranked second, if it bites within tens of minutes will die.
2, inland Taipan snake: The inland Taipan snake is one of the most venomous snakes on the earth, and its venom can poison 20 tons of prey in 24 hours, equivalent to 250,000 mice, 100 adults or two African elephants.
3, brown Yi'ao snake: the venom of the brown Yi'ao snake ranks among the top three venomous snakes in the world, and it is threatened to flatten the narrow neck skin fold and raise the front of the body before launching an attack, and the habitat range is quite wide, from tropical forests to deserts.
4, Taipan snake: Taipan snake is one of the most poisonous on land, one of the fastest continuous attack snakes, according to several toxicological reports show that its toxicity ranks third in the terrestrial venomous snake, but also caused more than 100% clinical fatality rate.
5, oriental tiger snake: oriental tiger snake is Australia's large venomous snake, its venom ranks fourth in the terrestrial venomous snake, the venom contains coagulants and nerve paralytic agents often kill people, before attacking people head and neck into flattened (cobra way).
6, giant ring sea snake: giant ring sea snake has a strong neurotoxin, but the mouth is small, the aggression is low, the threat to humans is not particularly serious, but widely distributed, throughout the Indian Ocean and the tropical waters of the western Pacific Ocean.
7. Australian tiger snake: The Australian tiger snake secretes strong neurotoxins, coagulants, hemolyticins and snake-specific muscle toxins, even if there is an effective anti-snake toxin, but if not treated immediately, the fatality rate is still as high as 45%.
8, black tiger snake: black tiger snake in the world's 10 most poisonous snakes black tiger snake ranked 8th, secrete strong neurotoxins, coagulants, hemolysin and snake-specific muscle toxins, the fatality rate is very high.
9, death pit viper: Death pit viper is one of the most toxins in the world, can inject about 40 to 100 mg of strong toxins into organisms in bites, and the fatality rate of dead snake venom is as high as 50% before the serum against death snake venom appears.
10, western quasi-cobra: Western quasi-cobra is a kind of poisonous snake distributed in Australia, ranked tenth in the world venomous snake list, inhabiting woods, grasslands, deserts and other places, feeding on small reptiles and small mammals.
What is the most venomous snake on land?
The most venomous snake on land is the inland Taipan snake. The inland Taipan snake is the most venomous terrestrial snake in the world, 300 times more toxic than the rattlesnake, about 20 times the size of the king cobra, and the venom discharged in one pass can poison 20 tons of prey in 24 hours, equivalent to the weight of 250,000 mice, 100 adults or two African elephants, and it takes only 1 milligram of venom to kill two adults.
What is the most venomous snake in the world?
The most venomous snake in the world is the Aquitrin sea snake. The Aquitrin sea snake lives in the tropical sea area, mostly in the shallow water belt of the Australian Gulf, with a large mouth, a slightly cylindrical trunk, a slender body, a flattened rear end and tail, more toxic than the king cobra, if it bites within dozens of minutes, it will die, ranking 2nd in the world poison king list, and its toxicity is second only to the box jellyfish.