What is the most poisonous snake in the world?

Question

What is the most poisonous snake in the world?

Answer 1

African raddle snake,King cobra,and the Black mambo.

Answer 2

Edgehead has a good list.

Snakes are not poisonous btw they are venomous.  Poisonous means if you eat or ingest it, it will be toxic.  Venomous animals secrete toxins into your blood if they bite you.

Answer 3

our p***s.....

Answer 4

The most toxic and potent vemon comes from the one and only Inland Taipan (oxyuranus microlepidotus) - which is native to Australia.

It also goes by the name Fiece Snake or Small Scaled Snake. Its venom is 50 times more toxic than that of the indian cobra, and 650 to 850 times more toxic than the eastern and western diamondback rattlesnake.

Answer 5

1

Fierce Snake

Oxyuranus microlepidotus  Also known as the Inland Taipan.

Distribution : Central Australia

Habitat : Dry Plains And Grasslands

Food : Frogs , Small Mammals

Breeding : Egg-Laying

Appearance : Brown Or Olive Colors , Black Markings On The Head Or Uniformly Black Head

The venom injected in a single bite from this snake is sufficient to kill 100 adult humans. Up to 2m (6ft)  

2

Common Brown

Pseudechis australis  Also known as the  King Brown Snake.

Distribution : Whole Australia

Habitat : Forests To Deserts

Food : Frogs , Small Mammals

Breeding : Live-Bearing

Appearance : Dark Reddish To Brown Colors , The Colors Become Paler On The Sides And Undersides

Size: Up to 2m (6ft)  

3

Taipan

Oxyuranus scutellatus  Distribution : NE And Extreme North Australia , New Guinea

Habitat : Forests , Open Woodlands

Food : Small Mammals

Breeding : Egg-Laying

Appearance : Lightly Keeled Scales , Light Or Dark Brown Fading To A Paler Shade On The Sides And Underside . Head Is Usually Lighter In Colour

Size: Up to 6 ft (2 m) long, closely related to the Fierce Snake.  

4

Eastern Tiger

Notechis scutatus Size : To 1.2M

Distribution : Australia : The Eastern Side Of Australia

Habitat : Forests , Open Grasslands

Food : Frogs

Breeding : Live-Bearing , Usually 30 At Onetime

Appearance : It Can Be Olive Or Even Reddish And Usually Has A Series Of Lighter Crossbands , It Flattens Its Neck When It Is Angry  

5

Riesvie Tiger Snake  Size : To 2M

Distribution : Australia

Habitat : Forests , Open Grasslands

Food : Small Mammals , Birds

Breeding : Live-Bearing  

6

Beaked Sea Snake  Size : To 2M

Distribution : NE Australia

Habitat : A Marine Species

Food : Fish , Eels

Breeding : Egg

Appearance : Wide Head , Some Species With Bands  

7

Western Tiger Snake  Size : To 2M

Distribution : Australia

Habitat : Forests , Open Grasslands

Food : Small Mammals , Birds

Breeding : Live-Bearing  

8

Giant Black Tiger Snake

Notechis ater Size : To 1.2M

Distribution : Australia : Tasmania , Islands In The Bass Strait

Habitat : Rocky Places , Dunes , Beaches , Tussock Grass

Food : Small Mammals , Frogs , Seabird Chicks

Breeding : Live-Bearing

Appearance : Large Body , Usually Black Sometimes Has Traces Of Lighter Crossbands , When Alarmed It May Spread Its Neck  

9

Death Adder

Acanthopis antarcticus  Size : To 40-50cm

Distribution : Most Of Australia Except Central Desert Region

Habitat : Dry , Rocky , Or Scrubby Places

Food : Small Mammals , Birds And Reptiles , It Uses The Tip Of Its Tail To Lure The Prey To Within Striking Distance

Breeding : Live-Bearing

Appearance : Broad , Triangular Head , Short Tail , Colors Grey To Brown Or Red , It Has A Number Of Irregular Crossbands Over The Body  

10

Western Brown Snake

Pseudechis nuchalis  Size : To 1.5M

Distribution : Most Of Australia Except Extreme SW And Se

Habitat : From Forests To Grasslands , Gravelly Plains And Deserts

Food : Small Mammals And Reptiles

Breeding : Egg-Laying

Appearance : Narrow Black Head And Black Neck Or Many Narrow Dark Crossbars , Colors Light Brown To Black Or May Have A Series Of Lighter Bands Around The Body

Answer 6

i think that king cobra or the black mamba

Answer 7

The Black Mombo.

From the movie "Kill Bill, Volume 2"...

OR

The one eyed trouser snake. It has been known to knock girls dead in their tracks. Sometimes called the "Midnight Python."

Answer 8

there is no such think as a poisonous snake.

All snakes are venomous.

Poisonous means you are infected by EATING IT

Venomous means it is INJECTED into the blood and then attacking the nervous system.

you can actually eat the worlds most venomous snake and feel no side effects whatsoever.

*as for your question, it's arguably the King Cobra.

Answer 9

Black Mamba, King Cobra, and some other viper are among the most venomous, snakes AREN'T poisonous.

Answer 10

List of Deadliest Snakes in the world as per their ranking : -

1) Fierce Snake or Inland Taipan, Australia. The most toxic venom of any snake. Maximum yield recorded (for one bite) is 110mg. That would porbably be enough to kill over 100 people or 250,000 mice. These rare snakes are vitually unknown in collections outside of Australia.

2) Australian Brown Snake, Australia. One 1/14,000 of an ounce of this vemon is enough to kill a person.

3) Malayan Krait, Southeast Asia and Indonesia. 50% of the bites from this snake are fatal even with the use of antivenin treatment.

4) Taipan, Australia. The venom delivered in a single Taipan bite is enough to kill up to 12,000 guinea pigs.

5) Tiger Snake, Australia.

6) Beaked Sea Snake, South Asian waters Arabian Sea to Coral Sea.

7) Saw Scaled Viper, Middle East Asia.

8) Coral Snake, North America.

9) Boomslang, Africa.

10) Death Adder, Australia and New Guinea.

11) Black Mamba, both species of Green Mambas, and the Mojave Rattlesnake.

Answer 11

My sister's ex-husband, for sure!