The world's top ten venomous snakes are: spiny scale viper, rattlesnake, king cobra, water fish snake, green spiny snake, Indian poisonous snake, white-necked poisonous snake, African banner snake, Pacific bamboo snake and Taiwan terrier snake. Their range is mainly in Asia, Africa, northeast South America and Australia and New Zealand, such as rattlesnakes are mainly distributed in northeastern Chinese mainland and Japan. They are nocturnal animals and feed on insects the size of rice grains , dying reptiles , or small mammals , but the spiny scale viper and Pacific bamboo snake feed on fish.
The distribution of the spiny scale viper is mainly concentrated in Asia, India and Australia. They prefer to inhabit moist environments and prefer moist forests and farmland. Some spiny scale vipers can also live in water. They prefer to eat insects, amphibians, and even small mammals, and sometimes small birds and fish.
It is found in China, Japan, the Philippines and Southeast Asia, preferring to inhabit forested areas or near rivers and lakes. They feed mainly on small insects and lizards, and sometimes eat small mammals and small birds.
The king cobra's range can be traced back to China and Southeast Asia, as well as Australia, and generally inhabits forested areas, grasses and underground burrows, and comes out at night in search of food. They feed on insects, lizards, frogs and small mammals, and sometimes birds and fish.
One of the most venomous snakes in Asia, it is found mainly in India, China, Nepal, the Philippines and Cambodia, and generally inhabits moist forest streams and ponds, feeding on small water birds and fish, and sometimes insects and small frogs.
The green spiny snake is mainly found in China and Southeast Asia, preferring to inhabit wooded areas, farmland and fields, and it is active , feeding on insects and small mammals, and sometimes eating small frogs and frogs.
The Indian venomous snake is mainly found in Africa, the Middle East and India, and it is most often found under rocks or in forests. They may approach humans in search of food, feeding on insects and small mammals, and sometimes eating small frogs and frogs.
The white-necked viper is found mainly in Africa and Asia, and can be found in forest areas and dry grasslands, and is a surface animal that feeds on insects, frogs and lizards.
The African Banner snake is found in southern Africa, where it inhabits forests, meadows and shrublands, feeding on insects and small mammals, and sometimes eating small frogs and frogs.
The Pacific bamboo snake is one of the most venomous snakes in Asia, mainly found in India, Malaysia and the Philippines, and will be found in wooded areas and grasses, where it feeds on fish, frogs, lizards, and sometimes insects and small mammals.
The Taiwan terrier snake is one of the most venomous snakes in Asia, and its settlements are mainly distributed in Chinese mainland and Taiwan, and they like to live in forests and river banks
