There are many types of poisonous snakes in the world. There are some snakes that have the flesh of the body rotten. Again, there are intense intensity of some snake poisoning that bodily bodily body becomes bored. The death of the heart is inevitable.
Hydrophis Belcheri: A snake residing in the sea is 0.5 meters long to 1 meter long. Its head is smaller than the body and behind it there are fishermen swimming trails. The snake can breathe or sleep under the water for about 7 to 8 hours by breathing once.
The most poisonous snake in the world is very polite. It usually does not bite anyone. But it can bite if it gets bored again and again. There is nothing more to worry about this snake, because it does not bite anyone but in most cases poisons do not penetrate. But if someone's luck is bad, its poisonous cholera can cause its death in less than 15 minutes. Only a few milligrams of belching beans are more than 1000 or enough to kill 25 million mice.
Black Mamba: One of the most toxic snakes living in the snake land of Africa, the panic of Africa. They are very infamous for the attack. They are the most dangerous snakes in Africa. This is not only terrible toxic, but also aggressive. The possibility of survival of bites from the bite is very low. It is faster than all snakes living in the land. They can go from about 16 to 19 kilometers per hour. Various species of them live from ranch to deep forests. These species may be up to 4.3 meters long.
Krait: This snake in the Indian subcontinent is very poisonous. In Bengal, these are called kalacha, doominati, shear chanda or kal katate. Crete is one of the most poisonous snakes in Asia. They sleep under the coils during the day and hunt them in the darkness of the night.
After Tapan, the snake is the most poisonous of the snakes living in the land. These snakes are 90 cm to 1.5 meters long. They are about 15 times more poisonous than any common cobra.
Death Adder: The body of this snake is small and slim. They do not grow more than 1 meter. The heads of the bow are shaped. They hide behind the trees in hopes of hunting. If they get disturbed or frightened, they attack. This fast snake has long been waiting for a hunt. Warm weather and environment are more like them. In the summer, there are 10 to 30 eggs in the mother's death. Their scientific name- Acanthophis antarcticus
It is common that Queen of Cleopatra of Egypt was killed in a snake. The snake that he used to die for death was a serpent of the Death Aber species. Death of this snake is sure to die. They are found in different areas of Australia, New Guinea.
Eastern Brown snake: A highly venomous snake lives in an all-in-one field or field. They often go out of the greed of rats and hang on to hunt. Their bites are very awful. Compared to other snakes, they are more aggressive.
They are found in Australia mainly. The Eastern Brown Snake, which is hiding in the city, is quite aggressive. If someone enters his area, then they chase them in a hurry. The LD50 of its poison is .03-.05.
Indian Kobra: The Indian poisonous snake is one of the poisonous snakes in the land. After the Philippine cobra, they are the most poisonous snakes in the world. It is usually 3.5 meters to 5.5 meters tall. Although the biggest of poisonous snakes, they bite people relatively little. The snake does not attack other poisonous snakes, because of fear of scowl. However, one of the main food is the undiscovered snake.
If they are more hungry, poisonous snakes even eat their own species of snakes. They are known as wild species and snake eaters. King Cobra used to poison more than any other snake during the attack
Monocled Cobra: A type of venomous snake in the Lapidi family, which is a close relative of Gokhro. The English name 'monocled' means 'one glasses', which refers to the back ring of the head of the head. Gokhro's bead is like a cow's razor or two eye-shaped glasses, the backbone of the knot is described as an eye glasses. The word nagate comes from the Sanskrit word kalkut.
Generally, their expansions can be found in nearby people. For example, mountain foot, grain fields, people's homestead villages or cities. In the twilight and night, this snake roams the most. Sometimes the presence of night during the day is seen to be sunny. Wife lay eggs together for 25-45 minutes. As soon as the baby comes out, the kitten's kids can move freely and do hunt. The child's poison is as horrible as a mature adult.
These poisons are rich in neurotoxin and cytotoxin. After the bite, the initial symptoms of swelling and severe pain often occur.
Philippine Cobra: It is one of the most poisonous snakes in the world living in the land. They are about 100 cm long. The most poisonous snakes are used by snuffers to show dances as they respond to the physical gestures. If they are too angry like the cobbles, the hood is seen on both sides of the head.
Rattle Snake: Rattle snake can be easily identified by the zunzuni on the tail end of their tail. They are mainly desert and rocky region snakes. This snake produces poisonous homeotoxin that destroys the tissue, decays organs and blood clots. If this snake bites, it suffers, paralysis occurs, and bleeding begins with a lot of bleeding. If the treatment is not treated properly then the affected area may become ineffective.
Although some of these species give eggs, most of them produce direct babies and the baby snakes are born with a well-known poison. As a result, they are capable of fully poisoning after birth. About 7 to 8 thousand people in the United States are bitten by venomous snakes. Usually during bite they completely poison the prey. But when the sting is in self-defense, they can make small amounts of poison without poisoning or bite.
Russell`s Viper: The terrible vision of the serpent is very angry. This snake has the greatest harm to humans than any other poisonous snake. It sticks to the coil and kills the victim so fast that there is no way to escape. There are various species of people who live in different places from farm house to deep jungle. They are usually 1 meter to 1.5 meters long. This snake, which is responsible for the death of snakes in India and Bangladesh, is responsible for the loss of its lion. Another name for this snake is Chandrabora.
Taipan Snake: Taiapan Snake is most commonly seen in the Australian desert. They are very poisonous. In fact, the most dangerous species of snakes. A person does not live for an hour in its toxic poison.
Among the five sub-species of Taipei, Inland Taiapan is more toxic. Inland tea is poisoned to a maximum of about 110 milligrams in a single tube. A few milligrams are enough for poisoning 100 people or about 2.5 million rats.
These snakes may be 1.8 meters to 3.7 meters longer. Although the most intriguing idea is, they are very easy to bash. However, if it is disturbed by any reason, it can give a tremendous speed to the victim several times before it is released from the site
Tiger Snake: South Africa's Snake Wildlife Sanctuary. Their color is more than one color, but there is a striped stain like a tiger. They can be up to 7 feet in length. This snake is not violent, suddenly it does not bite. These are the first to warn and warn. Their venom makes blood and brain ineffective and the body becomes paralyzed. Their choice of rivers or coastal habitats. Many of these snakes are found in Australia, especially in Tasmania.
Viper: Viper is a deadly venomous snake. Overall, the toxic snakes of this species are spread all over the world. The number of poisonous snakes in vipers is the maximum. Many species of snakes. Among them are Pete-Viper in the Crotalinae suburbs. There are five species of Pitt-Viper in Chandrabora (Russell's Viper, Vipera russelli) and Trimeresurus in Bangladesh. Bamboo's Pit-Viper, Timeresurus gramaneus is found throughout Bangladesh.
The viper's head is flat and triangular and is very large in size. Their neck contractionary. At the upper jaw of the viper, there is a pair of abnormal long poisonings. Which they folded horizontally with the mouth of the mouth.
If necessary, if the mouth opens in the contraction of the muscles, the zygote goes out of the mouth of the mouth and stays at the right angle and bites the victim and poison its body. After that, the poison was folded and then the condition was restored. Viper attacks poisonous blood vessels and blood vessels and does not allow blood clots to bind.