Snakes are one of the most successful reptiles in the world. In mountains , forests , deserts , lowlands , agricultural land, settlement neighborhoods , to the ocean , snakes can be found. However, like most cold-blooded animals , snakes are increasingly rare in cold places, such as on mountain peaks, in the Irish and New Zealand regions and snow- or- polar regions .
Many types of snakes that throughout their lives roam the trees and almost never step on the ground . Many other species live on the ground or infiltrate under litter or piles of rocks. While others live aquatic or semi-aquatic in rivers , swamps , lakes and seas.
Snakes prey on different types of animals smaller than their bodies. Sea snakes prey on fish , frogs , tadpoles, and even fish eggs. Tree snakes and ground snakes feed on birds , mammals , frogs, other types of reptiles , including eggs. Big snakes like pythons can prey on goats , deer , deer and even humans.
Here is a list of most venomous snakes in the world.
● Rattlesnake ( rattlesnake ) is the only snake that lives in the United States in this list. Rattlesnake is easily recognizable by the distinctive sound of the tail end vibration. When attacking this snake can menyodokk up more than 2/3 the length of his body. Young snakes are more dangerous than adult snakes because of their inability to control the amount of toxins injected. Most snake species have hemotoxic toxins capable of destroying tissues and organs and causing blood clotting disorders. Difficulty breathing, paralysis, and continuous bleeding are common symptoms of snake bites. If left untreated, it can be fatal.
● Death adders can be found in Australia and Papua New Guinea. This snake can hunt and kill other snakes, including some snakes in this list. This snake looks similar to a viper snake, which has a triangular and short head. Death adders usually inject about 40-100 mg of nerve poison. A bite can cause paralysis and death within 6 hours due to respiratory failure. Fast antibody administration can treat Death adder bites.
● Viper can be found everywhere in the world, but the most venomous are saw scaled viper and chain viper found in Middle East, Central Asia (especially India and China), and Southeast Asia. Vipers include snakes that quickly get angry, move quickly, and are generally active at night or after rain. Most of these snakes have poison that causes pain at the site of the bite, and soon followed by severe cleansing, as well as decreased blood pressure and heart rate. Severe illness may last for 2-4 weeks. Often, localized cleft peaks occur within 48-72 hours after bite. Deaths can occur 1-14 days after bites of heart failure and respiration.
● Cobra Philippines . Most Cobras are not on this list, but the Philippine Cobra is an exception. The mosses are the deadliest of all Cobra species, and they are capable of spouting out to a distance of 3 meters. Usually is a neurotoxin that affects heart and respiratory function, and can cause respiratory and death paralysis within 30 minutes. The actual bite only causes minimal damage to the tissue, but the nerve poison is really fatal. Early symptoms are usually headache, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, dizziness, fainting and convulsions.
● Death Adder
● Tiger snake ( Tiger snake ) has a very powerful nerve poison. This snake can be found in Australia. Snake bites death can occur within 30 minutes, but usually takes 6-24 hours. Before antibisa was found, the death rate from tiger snake bite reached 60-70%. Early symptoms are localized pain in the legs and neck area, tingling, numbness and sweating, followed by breathing difficulties and paralysis.
Tiger snakes will generally run when they meet people, but can become aggressive when cornered and attacking the right accuracy.
