The five most poisonous snakes on the planet

Taipan of the interior: Its poison is considered the most toxic among all the snakes. Barely 100 mg of this liquid could knock down 100 humans and a quarter of a million mice. However, it is a peaceful species and to date there are no recorded cases of attacks on humans.



Blue Krait: It lives in the South region of Asia and Indonesia. The Kraits are extremely aggressive, and are even capable of killing each other. Although they prefer to flee to face, a snake bite is capable of killing an adult in less than 6 hours, even receiving medical attention on time.

Taipan of the coast: When the poison of the taipan penetrates an organism, it will quickly block the arteries and coagulate the blood until the death of the victim. In less than an hour, anyone can lose their life, although antidotes have been developed that work in most cases.

Brown oriental: This species is native to the Australian continent and is considered the second most poisonous snake in the world. Unfortunately for some people, this snake lives in the most populated region of Australia, so there are many cases of bites that are recorded every year

Black Mamba: The black mamba is the most poisonous snake on the African continent. Its aggressive nature, its great speed and its lethal poison, make this species one of the most feared on our planet. To have an idea: a bite can kill up to 30 adults