The world's most poisonous, ugly snakes

Many snakes possess not only deadly venom but also ugly appearance. Please refer to the list of the world's most unique snakes through the article below.

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The world's most poisonous snakes

Scales of snake scales

Unlike his own, the scales of the thorns, also known as Atheris hispida, were covered with spikes that were overlapping each other. This is a snake that lives in the Central African rainforest, although small in size but extremely toxic. Snake scales are noticed by giant eyes with characteristic shaggy skin.

If attacked by this snake, the victim may suffer pain from swelling, vascular occlusion, even death. However, snake scales are far away from humans, so it is rare to be bitten.

Horned snakes

The main "activity" area of ​​this venomous snake is North Africa and the Middle East. With its impressive appearance, the horned snake (another name is horned viper) has become one of the most strange snakes in the world.

The average length of this species is less than 50cm. Most of the species of this species have horns on their eyes, but some do not, therefore, many people still do not understand what the function of these horns is.

Poisonous snake-tailed spider

This is probably the most haunting "appearance" snake in the snake family. Along with the shaggy skin, large body, this snake is frightened with a small long tail that entails a 'spider' at the end.

The combination of these two terrifying creatures in the same creature is really a threat to the ill-fated prey. If you look at this snake from the back, many people will think that a spider is crawling because of its very similar movement. Spider venom snakes live in the western deserts of Iran so not everyone can admire their bizarre shapes.

Snake nose leaves

Snake species originating from Madagascar possesses a leaf-like nose called Langaha nasuta. Like many Asian snakes, leaf snakes often live on trees and eat lizards. This is a poisonous snake that will make people bitten extremely painful but not dangerous to life.

Snake tentacles

Unlike other species in the list, snake tentacles are solid water. Moreover, this representative from Southeast Asia is the only species with two tentacles on the muzzle and only about 90cm long.

Scientists speculate that two tentacles function to attract young fish, the favorite prey of this snake. Perhaps because . like eating fish, even though it is classified as a poisonous snake, tentacles are not harmful to humans.