Known as the "fierce snake," its venom is extremely potent. A single bite can kill a human in less than an hour. Found in Australia’s arid regions.
Africa's most feared snake, with venom that can cause death in 20 minutes. It’s highly aggressive and fast, making it a top danger in the wild.
The world’s longest venomous snake. Its bite delivers neurotoxins that can cause respiratory failure. Native to the forests of Southeast Asia.
Small but deadly, its venom causes severe hemorrhaging and kidney failure. Found in arid regions of the Middle East and India.
With the largest fangs and a massive venom load, its bite is fatal without antivenom. It’s native to the rainforests of Central and West Africa.
Native to the Americas, its venom can cause severe pain, swelling, and tissue damage. While it usually warns before striking, it's still highly dangerous.
A venomous pit viper from Central and South America, it delivers a potent venom that can cause serious systemic damage and death if untreated.