Deadliest Snakes & Reactions

By: Bionca Maldonado & Zack Moutrie

This is the effect the snakes venom will have on your body if it goes untreated.

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Eastern Brown Snake

Blue Krait

Black Mamba

Common Rattlesnake

Muscle Paralysis Cardiac Arrest

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Dizziness

Cleft In Brain To test the mortality rate of a snake, scien-

Convulsion Kidney Failure Weakness Lung Failure Swelling of Joints Perspiration Diarrhea Hemorrhaging

tist use 10 mice to see how many mice die from the snakes venom without treatment.
Mice killed Due To Bite of a Snake Mice Not Killed Due to bite

Eastern Brown Blue Krait

Snakes are shown to size of how dangerous they are to humans.

Facts Eats Frogs, Lizards, Rodents. Found in Rain Forest & Wetlands. Range from 3.5- 6 ft.

H E Facts Feet 9 M 5 inches is O the T typical length O of Xa blue Ikrait Mostly from C India

Black Mamba

Facts N Facts 32 This N TE E snake Types, E Wide X U is fastU range of I R moving, R habitats O landL from CanO dwelling. T Black ada to O T O Mamba Western T O X is known to U.S, To ArO X gentina, I chase and X I Small RohuI N attack N dents, Heat mans N Visions

Common Rattlesnake

http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/reptiles/eastern-diamondback-rattlesnake/ http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/reptiles/eastern-diamondback-rattlesnake/ http://www.wild-facts.com/2012/wild-fact-139-watch-your-step-blue-krait/ http://www.mostvenomoussnake.org