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Smallest Deadly Snake in Thailand?

Thailand monocled cobra baby on the road.

The baby cobras, kraits, Malayan pit vipers, and coral snakes can all kill you just like the adults of their species. Though they don’t have as much venom, or fangs with tubes wide enough to transfer as much venom as an adult, they need not to. Usually a snake like this can inject more than enough to kill a person.

Some adult Malayan pit vipers are only 60 centimeters or so. That’s not a big snake. Big enough to kill you though.

Take all snake bites seriously and get to the hospital as fast as possible after being bitten. Don’t wait for pain or other symptoms, some snake venom doesn’t give many symptoms at all at first.

Hope for a “dry-bite” and that no or very little venom was injected!

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Amateur herpetologist roaming about Thailand on field herping trips to find cobras, kraits, coral snakes, and other snakes native to Thailand. I enjoy catching snakes and bringing them back for a few days of photo shoots, feeding, and then I let them go in similar habitat as where they were caught – or the same habitat. Thailand snakes are great fun. If you are interested in joining me for some herping expedititions write me at: info@thailandsnakes.com. Cheers!

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3 Responses to “Smallest Deadly Snake in Thailand?”

  1. whitefang says:

    they are so nice that i want to die for them!

  2. merv says:

    we just found a baby cobra in a small hole in our back yard is it probable that there is a family or more here . we just moved in and are concerned that if we found a baby one there would be more here. it was about 8 inches or 50 mil long
    merv

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Thailand has 200+ snake species with over 60 of them - venomous. I created this site as a way to educate Thais and visitors to Thailand about snakes. Many people kill the snakes they see in Thailand, while in many cases - they are non-venomous and completely harmless. With this site I hope to give people a better idea what is harmful and what isn't.

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