The blue coral is one of the deadliest venomous snakes in the world. These snakes have a bright red color on their heads and tails and a blue color all over their bodies. Researchers have previously found that their venom can also be used as a pain reliever. The peculiarity of their venom is that it travels fast. Thanks to this feature, they can be used as pain relievers.
They are known as the “killer of killers” due to the severity of their venom. This is not an exaggeration. Because they often feed on smaller king cobras. The venom of the king of snakes, the king cobra, is also invulnerable to them. Blue coral is native to South Asia. These snakes are rarely seen in human proximity.
The length of their poison gland is also amazing, reaching up to 2 meters in length. It is about 60 cm long, which is about a quarter of the body length. The details of this snake’s venom were almost unknown until recently. Researchers in Australia have discovered that painkillers can be made from the venom of blue corals after much effort. Although they have the title of killer of killers to their name, their existence is not as certain as many other species. Deforestation in South Asian countries is the main reason for their decline.
Summary in English: Blue Coral Snakes have venom unlike any other snake
