World's Top Ten Deadliest Snakes
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10. Western Brown Snake : Lives in most parts of Australia. Known as the Gwarder to the Australians. The Western Brown Snake is less aggressive then the Eastern Brown Snake.

09. Desert Death Adder : Lives in most parts of Australia. Closely related to the cobra but resembles the viper.This snake is seperated from all other Australian elapids by the spine and the presence of the subocular scales.
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08. Saw - Scaled Viper - Lives in the desert belts of Asia and Africa. This snake gets its name from rubbing the sides of its body together. This makes a rasping sound. Very dangerous because it burys its body in sand or soil. It becomes very irretible very easliy. 08.
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07. Black Tiger Snake : Lives in Australia, Tasmania, and the Islands in the Bass Strait. Also known as the Island Tiger Snake.
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06. Tiger Snake : Lives in Australia and the Eastern Side of Australia. This is a very aggressive snake; it kills more people then any other snake on Australia. The Tiger Snake is a front fanged snake.
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05. Sea Kraits : Lives in Australia. These snakes have a large cylindrical body and are strong swimmers. The sea Kraits are a reclusive type a snake. Its venom can kill a person in 5 hours after being bitten.
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04. Mainland Tiger Snake : Lives in Australia. Also know as the Eastern Tiger Snake.

03. Taipan : Lives in the NorthEastern and Extreme North Australia, and New Guinea. This snake is very large and fast. It has the largest fangs and the longest body out of all the venomous snakes in Australia.

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02. King Brown Snake : Lives in the arid parts of Australia.Has the greatest venom output and is the heaviest venomous snake in Australia. Refferred to usually as Mulga because the use of brown snake antivenom does not work on this snake.
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01. Inland Taipan (Fierce Snake) : Lives in central Australia. One bite can produce 110 mg, enough to kill 100 people. The Fierce Snake is also refferred to as Western Taipan or Small-Scaled. Its venom is quite the same os the Coastal Taipan but with much more weight in the toxic.
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