“Unveiling Nature’s Most Lethal Predators: Are You Brave Enough to Discover the Earth’s Deadliest Snakes?”
Sea Snakes are actually more venomous than some of their land cousins, but luckily, snakebites from them aren’t very common and they’re generally mild-tempered.
Russell’s Vipers Will Travel Into Cities To Kill
This type of viper is also found in India and Southeast Asia, but it’s particularly threatening to humans because it can be found in urban areas. Russell’s Vipers will leave their natural habitat of grassy and bushy areas and enter cities to prey on small mammals. While Russell’s Vipers will decrease the rat population of a city, they will also strike against humans that they feels threatened by.
Russell’s Vipers can grow up to six feet long and have aggressive attitudes, so they’re considered one of the deadliest snakes in India.
Black-Necked Spitting Cobras Have A Deadly Range
This deadly snake makes its home in sub-Saharan Africa and can grow to a terrifying 2.2 meters long. If you can’t tell from its intimidating name, the weapon of choice for this snake is spitting its venom at victims. The Black-necked Spitting Cobra can accurately hit a target from 23 feet away.
Luckily, the venom is actually pretty harmless if it just touches your skin. The problem is, this snake aims for your eye. If it hits perfectly, the venom can cause permanent blindness.
Monocled Cobras Lurk In Swamps And Wetlands
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