Deadliest sea snake is actually 2 species

Monday, December 10, 2012 - 18:00 in Biology & Nature

The deadliest sea snakes in the world can be found from the Arabian Peninsula to Australia. They like to live in estuaries and lagoons near the shore and have been known to get tangled in fishermen's nets and inflict fatal bites. Their venom is extremely toxic, more potent than that of a cobra.

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