Deadliest Job In The World - Snake Milker Top 10!

The video explores the handling and characteristics of various venomous snakes, including the eastern diamondback rattlesnake, water moccasin, gaboon viper, fer-de-lance, coastal taipan, western diamondback, copperhead, and king cobra. It highlights the dangers of snake handling, venom extraction, and the importance of anti-venom production.

What makes the eastern diamondback rattlesnake particularly dangerous?

• Its venom yield

• Its heat-sensing pits

• Its large size

• Its speed

What is the primary purpose of extracting venom from snakes?

• To feed other animals

• To sell it for profit

• To create anti-venom

• To study snake behavior

What is a unique feature of the gaboon viper?

• It has the longest fangs

• It is the fastest snake

• It is the smallest viper

• It has the most colorful scales

Which snake is known for having a highly hemolytic venom?

• Western diamondback rattlesnake

• Coastal taipan

• Copperhead

• Gaboon viper

How often do rattlesnakes shed their fangs?

• Once a year

• Every month

• Every 3-4 months

• Every 6 months

What is the primary defensive mechanism of the western diamondback rattlesnake?

• Camouflage

• Speed

• Rattling sound

• Venomous bite

Which snake is known for its record venom yield?

• Gaboon viper

• Eastern diamondback rattlesnake

• Coastal taipan

• King cobra

What is the effect of copperhead venom?

• Hemolytic

• Cytotoxic

• Cardiotoxic

• Neurotoxic

What is the main diet of King Cobras in the wild?

• Rodents

• Insects

• Birds

• Other snakes

What is the lethal dose of King Cobra venom?

• 100 milligrams

• 20 milligrams

• 10 milligrams

• 50 milligrams