SNAKE CHALLENGE - Which one is Deadliest?!

The video takes place at the Reptile Discovery Center in DeLand, FL, where Mario, a snake enthusiast, is challenged to provide a fact about each snake species on display within 10 minutes. The video showcases various snakes, including the Gaboon Viper, Black Mamba, and King Cobra, among others. Mario shares interesting facts about their venom, habitat, and unique characteristics. The video concludes with a reminder to admire snakes from a safe distance and an invitation to visit the center.

What was the main challenge given to Mario at the Reptile Discovery Center?

• To provide a fact about each snake in the display room within 10 minutes

• To milk venom from a snake

• To identify the most venomous snake in the world

• To capture a live snake from the wild

Which snake is known for having the largest fangs among all snake species?

• Gaboon Viper

• Cape Cobra

• Black Mamba

• Green Mamba

What unique feature gives the Black Mamba its name?

• The black pattern on its back

• Its black eyes

• The black lining inside its mouth

• Its black scales

Which snake is known for puffing up and hissing as a defense mechanism?

• Puff Adder

• Bush Viper

• Green Mamba

• Boomslang

What is the primary diet of the King Cobra?

• Birds

• Rodents

• Insects

• Other snakes

Which snake is known for its ability to spit venom?

• Spitting Cobra

• King Cobra

• Bush Viper

• Albino Reticulated Python

What is a distinguishing feature of the Copperhead snake?

• Its cryptic pattern

• Its ability to fly

• Its bright red color

• Its large size

Which snake is the largest rattlesnake species in North America?

• Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake

• Pygmy Rattlesnake

• Rock Rattlesnake

• Southern Pacific Rattlesnake

What is the primary advice given regarding venomous snakes in the wild?

• Capture them for study

• Admire them from a safe distance

• Feed them to gain their trust

• Approach them cautiously

What is the significance of the color pattern 'Red touches yellow' in snakes?

• It means the snake is shedding

• It shows the snake is a juvenile

• It signifies a venomous snake

• It indicates a harmless snake