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Observed on July 16, raises awareness about the diversity of over 3,000 snake species worldwide
World Snake Day
Among the vast array of snakes, about 700 species are venomous, with 250 capable of fatal bites to humans
Venomous Varieties
Not all snakes are venomous. World Snake Day highlights both venomous and non-venomous species
Misconceptions
The Saw-scaled viper, prevalent in the Middle East and Central Asia, is the deadliest, causing thousands of deaths annually
The Deadliest
It has the most toxic venom, lethal enough to kill 100 humans with just one bite
Australia's Inland Taipan
India's Russell’s Viper delivers one of the most painful bites, leading to numerous snakebite cases annually
Russell’s Viper
The Indian cobra, deeply embedded in Hindu culture, is one of the 'Big Four' venomous snakes in India
Indian cobra
India's national reptile, is the longest venomous snake, with lengths reaching up to 5.85 meters
King Cobra
Non-venomous constrictors, excel in their ambush hunting strategies across various continents
Pythons and Boas
These non-venomous species, from the Indigo snakes to Green snakes, play crucial roles in maintaining ecological balance
Eco-warriors
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