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most dangerous snake in the world

Snake is a poisonous animal. But some snakes are less poisonous while some snakes are very poisonous, due to which it is compared as the most dangerous snake in the world. The danger of a snake is determined by its nature and the fact that it becomes a snake after being bitten. In this article, we are going to know which are the most dangerous snakes in the world.

Snake is considered the most dangerous animal because the human race is very wary of snakes. Humans are very afraid of snakes. Snakes are mentioned in the Puranic texts. In Hindu mythology, Lord Shiva has dressed as a snake. The most dangerous snakes in the world include three main snakes.read more

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Today, September 19th, the "International Day of Attention to Snakebite Envenoming" is celebrated.

The date, created by a coalition of organizations working for global health and tropical medicine (BRASIL, 2022), aims to raise awareness about the huge (but still little recognized) global impact of snakebites.

The United Nations - UN, through the World Health Organization - WHO @who (WHO, 2020), established snakebite envenoming as a neglected tropical disease due to several reasons: difficulty of access and efficacy of antivenoms, underreporting, quality of information on deaths and others.

According to WHO (WHO 2022), "4.5 to 5.4 million people are bitten by snakes annually: of these, 1.8-2.7 million develop clinical illnesses and 81,000 to 138,000 die from complications.

In Brazil (BRASIL, 2021), the average number of snakebite occurrences in recent years is approximately 28,000 notifications per year and 116 deaths per year.

REFERENCES

BRASIL. Ministry of Health. (2021). Neglected tropical diseases. Epidemiological Bulletin, Brasília, special issue. Mar, 2021

BRASIL. Ministry of Health. (2022). 9/19 - International Day of Attention to Snakebite Envenoming. Available at: https://bvsms.saude.gov.br/19-9-dia-internacional-de-atencao-aos-acidentes-ofidicos/. Access date: 19/09/2022

WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION - WHO. (2020). Control of neglected tropical diseases (2020). Geneva: WHO. Available at: http://www.who.int/neglected_diseases/diseases/en/. Access date: 14/01/2020.

WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION - WHO. (2022). Snakebite envenoming. Available at: https://www.who.int/health-topics/snakebite#tab=tab_1. Access date: 19/09/2022.

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Snakes are one of the most intriguing creatures on the planet, with over 3,000 species found all over the world. Join us as we explore five interesting facts about these legless reptiles that you may not have known before. From their unique physical features to their mysterious behavior, there's so much to learn about snakes. Whether you're a snake enthusiast or just curious about these fascinating creatures, this video is perfect for you.

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The African Cobra Nature's Swift Striker And Spitter #africansafari #cobra

The African Cobra: Nature's Swift Striker and Spitter The African cobra, renowned for its remarkable agility and defensive mechanisms, is a fascinating species that captivates both researchers and wildlife enthusiasts alike. With the ability to strike with lightning speed, this snake can deliver a venomous bite that poses a significant threat to its prey and potential predators. Its unique spitting ability allows it to project venom with precision, targeting the eyes of its adversaries to deter attacks. This dual method of defense not only showcases the cobra's evolutionary adaptations but also highlights its role as a formidable predator in the African ecosystem. Please visit https://nisafari.com for travel guides and discover more destinations across the world. 

 In addition to its impressive physical capabilities, the African cobra plays a crucial role in maintaining the balance of its habitat. By controlling the population of rodents and other small mammals, it contributes to the health of the environment. However, the cobra's reputation often leads to misunderstandings and fear among humans, resulting in unnecessary killings. Education and awareness about the importance of this species are vital for its conservation. Understanding the African cobra's behavior, habitat, and ecological significance can foster a greater appreciation for this remarkable reptile and promote coexistence with humans. #AfricanCobra  #SnakeFacts #VenomousSnakes 

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Enhance Your Snake Awareness!🐍

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🗓️ 10th JUNE ⏰ 11 AM ⌛ SATURDAY 🔒Registration Link: https://bit.ly/EnhancingSnakeAwareness

Learn from Mr Vivek Meenchriel, an Animal Rescue expert with an experience of over 10 years. Discover snake identification, and rescue operations, and will help you protect yourself and ensure the well-being of snakes in your surroundings. Don't miss out!

👉 Key Takeaways: 1️⃣ First Aid Steps for Snake Bites 2️⃣ Venomous vs. Non-venomous Snake Identification 3️⃣ Insights into Snake Rescue Operations

Join us to reduce your fear of snakes and promote safety for both humans and reptiles. Let's coexist harmoniously!

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Green Tree Python (Morelia Viridis)

Native Habitat The green tree python is a species of snake belonging to the family Pythonidae. They are native to New Guinea, Indonesia , and Cape York Peninsula of Australia. They can be found from the lowlands shrubs to montane forests. On average they grow from 5 to 6 feet in length, but can get up to 7 feet long; making them a small to medium sized arboreal species. They are non-venomous and highly nocturnal creatures and they seldom move during daylight hours.

Information Know as "chondros" to breeders and hobbyists for their original genus Chondropython. They are a permanent pet if chosen since they can have a lifespan of 20 years. In the wild they will use their skinny tails to entice potential prey items in close enough to strike when the time is right. They can be considered a more exotic species when compared to a common ball python or corn snake. They are more of an adult or experienced type of pet in terms of handling and care.

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Snake Fact: "The King Cobra is the longest snake in the world with the ability to inject venom, reaching up to 5.6 m (18.5 FT)". Don't be afraid of snakes, play with them on https://www.snakerush.com

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Ramses says no touching! Rat snakes vibrate their tails much like rattlesnakes to make a lot of warning noise in leaf litter #texasratsnake #pets #blueyedlucy #snakefacts

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