Black vs Green: Milking Deadly Mambas! (FINAL Snake Milking)

The video explores the dangers of mambas, focusing on their venom and the risks involved in handling them. It discusses the different species of mambas, their characteristics, and the lethal potential of their venom. The video also highlights the global snakebite crisis and the importance of anti-venom research.

What makes mambas particularly dangerous according to the introduction?

• Their intelligence and neurotoxic venom

• Their size and speed

• Their nocturnal nature

• Their ability to camouflage

How many species of mambas are there?

• Two

• Three

• Five

• Four

What is a notable characteristic of the black mamba?

• It is non-venomous

• It is the smallest mamba species

• It has the largest range among mambas

• It is found only in South Africa

What symptom did Carl experience after being bitten by a green mamba?

• Loss of hearing

• Blurred vision

• Loss of taste

• Numbness in fingers

What is the primary reason for having mamba anti-venom on site?

• To treat potential snake bites

• To use in research

• To sell to other facilities

• To attract tourists

What is the typical venom yield for a green mamba?

• 30 milligrams

• 50 milligrams

• 70 milligrams

• 10 milligrams

How does the venom of a black mamba compare to that of a king cobra?

• Less toxic and less venom

• More toxic but less venom

• More toxic and more venom

• Less toxic but more venom

What is the main purpose of the venom collected at the Reptile Discovery Center?

• To create anti-venom

• To feed other reptiles

• For research applications

• To sell to pharmaceutical companies

What is a significant challenge in treating snake bites in Africa?

• High cost of treatment

• Lack of trained medical staff

• Lack of awareness about snakes

• Distance to medical facilities

What organization is dedicated to improving snake bite outcomes?

• International Venom Society

• World Health Organization

• Asclepius Snakebite Foundation

• Global Snakebite Initiative