The Beaked Sea Snake is a venomous species found in the Indo-Pacific region. Its venom is powerful and can be fatal.
Recognised by its black and white bands, the Banded Sea Krait is highly venomous and hunts fish. Its venom can cause paralysis and be deadly if not treated.
The Olive Sea Snake is commonly found in Australia’s coral reefs. It is venomous and preys on fish and eels. Its bite can be lethal, though it usually avoids humans.
This snake is highly venomous. It can be aggressive when threatened and its bite can be fatal.
The venom of the Yellow-Bellied Sea Snake, which has a bright yellow underside, is strong, neurotoxic and capable of causing paralysis and respiratory failure.
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