The ________________ is the world’s longest venomous snake. Unlike other snakes, they inject five times more venom in a single bite allowing them to kill animals as big as elephants. They live in forests across South and South-East Asia.

Although unthreatening in appearance, the ___________ is one of the most poisonous animals in the world. It injects its prey with potent venom, and just one drop of it can make up to 20 adult humans very sick.

The size of a golf ball, the _________ is the smallest of its kind, but what it lacks in size, it makes up for in venom. When threatened, bright blue rings light up across its body warning those nearby of its poisonous qualities.

The ____________ is highly dangerous due to the powerful cocktail of neurotoxins it contains in its venom. Although its sting is incredibly painful, it is unlikely to make a healthy human adult very sick.

The __________is the most poisonous fish in the world. Its back is lined with 13 spikes that inject venom from two sacs connected to their spine. They live in the sand of shallow tropical marine waters from the Red Sea to the Great Barrier Reef.

The _________ is the most poisonous spider in the world as it possesses the most active neurotoxic venom of any spider. It is also known as the banana spider and lives on the jungle floor rather than in a lair or web.

Considered the most venomous snake in the world, one bite from the ____________ has enough venom to make 100 adult humans sick. It is found in Central Australia.

The ___________ is small and brightly patterned, warning predators that it is not fit to eat. Their poison is kept in their skin and affects anyone who touches or eats it.

The liver, kidneys, and spikes of a ________ contain dangerous nerve toxins that are poisonous to humans. The meat of some puffer fish is considered an expensive delicacy in some cultures and can be eaten provided a licensed chef has prepared it correctly.

If a student sees an unknown animal at school, they should.... (Select all that apply)