2010-08-01

Most Venomous Snake

The most venomous land snake is a native of Channel country, Queen’sland, Australia named Paradamansia microlepidotus.  It is a snake of about two metres in length.

The Indian Cobra (Naja naja) is found from Caspian across Asia, South of the Himalayas to Southern China and Philipines and south to Bali in Indonesia.  It is regarded as being one of the most dangerous snakes and death has been recorded as little as 15 minutes after the bite.

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