[Spiritstar3]

Owner:
Spiritstar3
Name:
Amazon
Fact:
The amethystine python (aka the scrub python) is by far the longest snake in Australia, it grows up to 6m. They inhabit the rainforest regions of far north Queensland.

-sorry if anyone else posted this fact. I’m not reading anyone else’s forms since there’s so many-

[dragongoddest]

Owner: dragongoddest
Name: naga
Fact:Australia is known for its dangerous snakes. However, we only have around 170 on land and 32 sea snakes, with about 100 of those being venomous. The yellow bellied sea snake (Pelamis platurus) is the most widely distributed snake in the world, found in tropical oceanic waters across the globe excluding the Atlantic.

[Butter Dragon]

Owner: Butter Dragon
Name: Blake
Fact: The Wonambi, a prehistoric Australian snake, is the last known snake of the Madtsoiidae family to go extinct (in the last 50,000 years).

[Kitsyn]

Owner: Kitsyn
Name: Avalon
Fact: The blue belly black snake only lays its eggs in the spring.

[VampireMessageNinja]

Owner: VampireMessageNinja
Name: Yero
Fact: The Australian Aborigines have a deity named Rainbow Snake, that is... well, a snake. Hence the name. She (often female) is said to control the water and some believe she created everything in our universe.

[Sp00kEHours]

Owner: Sp00kEHours
Name: Mazikeen
Fact: The only plane permitted to fly on Sept. 11, 2001, following the U.S. terrorist attacks, was a plane delivering an antivenom to a snake-bite victim. The species was the Inland Taipan; often cited as the world’s most venomous snake, it is native to Australia.

[finoodle]

Owner: finoodle
Name: jasper
Fact: the coastal taipan (Oxyuranus
scutellatus) has the longest fangs of any Australian snake, up to 13 mm long! What a set of chompers!

[Violenca]

Owner: Violenca
Name: Thor
Fact: While around 70% of snakes lay eggs, the Tiger Snake gives birth to live young!

[nimmy]

Owner: nimmy
Name: poltergeist
Fact: mulga snakes : A number of new species of mulga snake have been proposed, however at present only one species is universally recognised, Pseudechis australis. Recent molecular studies have lent support to the identification of a number of cryptic species within P. australis.

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[wildly-unaware]

Owner: wildly-unaware
Name: Sauron
Fact: Australia is home to some of the most venomous snakes in the world, with some of them in the top 25 and also the 10 most lethal lists.