Not only possessing deadly venom, species such as spiny scale snakes, spiders tails also have a strange and scary appearance that makes everyone who meets them “run away and fly”.
The spiny scale snake, also known as Atheris hispida, does not have a smooth skin like its fellow humans, but is surrounded by sharp spikes stacked on top of each other. Scaly snakes are noted for their large round eyes and characteristic rough skin, yellow and sometimes blue, red, …
The spiny scale snake, also known as Atheris hispida, does not have a smooth skin like its fellow humans, but is surrounded by sharp spikes stacked on top of each other. Scaly snakes are noted for their large round eyes and characteristic rough skin, yellow and sometimes blue, red, …
This snake not only has a scary appearance, but also possesses deadly venom. If attacked by this snake, the victim can suffer from pain due to swelling, blood vessel blockage, even death.
However, extremely dangerous spiny scale snakes often live in the tropical forests of Central Africa, far from humans, so it is very rare to be bitten.
Horned viper (another name is horned viper) has become one of the strangest snakes in the world with a look like… youkai . Most snakes of this species have horns on their eyes, but some do not.
The main “activity” of this venomous snake is North Africa and the Middle East.
Having the most haunting appearance in the snake family, the spider-tailed venomous snake has a rough skin, a large body, and especially a long small tail that drags a “spider” at the end.
Unlike the species on the list, tentacle snakes are water snakes. Moreover, this representative from Southeast Asia is also the only species that possesses 2 tentacles on the snout and is only about 90cm long.
According to research scientists, it is possible that these two tiny tentacles are weapons that help this snake attract small fish, its favorite prey. Although it is a poisonous snake, it only likes to swim in the water and eat fish, because the object is less dangerous to humans.
The last name in the list of the world’s ugliest venomous snakes is actually…not poisonous. However, African egg-eating snakes have false teeth to protect themselves, making sounds like very harsh hisses and pretending to attack an opponent.
This action of them can scare large animals like lions or elephants.
