The Inland Taipan: The World's Most Venomous Snake

The video discusses the inland taipan, the most venomous snake in the world, found in central Australia. It highlights the snake's highly toxic venom, capable of causing human fatality with just one milligram. The video describes the severe symptoms of a bite, including bleeding from various body parts and the venom's neurotoxic and cardiotoxic effects, which can lead to suffocation and heart failure.

What is another name for the inland taipan?

• Gentle snake

• Fierce snake

• Jungle snake

• Desert snake

Where is the inland taipan primarily found?

• Northern Australia

• Western Australia

• Eastern Australia

• Central Australia

How much venom is estimated to be lethal to humans?

• 20 milligrams

• 5 milligrams

• 10 milligrams

• 1 milligram

What is a common symptom after being bitten by an inland taipan?

• Swelling of the limbs

• Loss of vision

• Hearing loss

• Bleeding from the gums

What type of toxin in the inland taipan's venom affects the heart?

• Hemotoxin

• Cytotoxin

• Neurotoxin

• Cardiotoxin