Native to Australia, its venom contains neurotoxins, coagulants, and myotoxins, making it extremely dangerous.
The venom of this Southeast Asian snake is highly toxic, capable of causing paralysis and respiratory failure.
Found in Asia, it's highly venomous and its bite can lead to severe health complications or death.
Small but deadly, its venom can cause massive hemorrhaging and is responsible for more deaths in Africa than most other snakes combined.
The world's longest venomous snake, its venom is not the most toxic, but the volume injected per bite can kill an elephant.
With an extremely toxic venom that can cause paralysis and bleeding disorders, the coastal taipan is a formidable snake in Australia.
Known for its speed and potent neurotoxic venom, it's one of the most feared snakes in Africa.
Highly venomous and aggressive, it's responsible for the majority of snakebite deaths in Australia.
Often considered the world's most venomous snake, its bite can deliver a lethal dose of neurotoxins.