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The Top 10 Poisonous Snakes In The World

Belarusian State Medical University
- Faculty Of English Medium - 156
Belcher's Sea Snake
Inland Taipan
Beaked Sea Snake.
Krait.
Philippine Cobra
King Cobra
Russell's Viper
Black Mamba of Africa
Yellow-Jawed Tommygoff
Multibanded krait

Belcher's Sea Snake



other name
Faint-banded Sea Snake.
native places -coastal waters off Northwestern Australia , Indonesia, and the Philippines.
The venom of this animal is roughly 100 times more powerful than its closest competitor, the Inland Taipan, but even when it bites in self defense; it rarely delivers a lethal dose.

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