Coastal Taipan I was always told.

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Fair Anoff Mate
...You know when some start moaning & you think why bother....
Had a look at some of there research sources Listed a few below.

The South african Inst of Medical research.
Queensland State Gov.
U.S Food & Drug admin.
U.S Geological surv.
U.S Army
Univ of Edingburgh.
Univ of Bath
Belize Gov Research.
Thailand Gov Research.

Hope that helps..... (God wish i never started)

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The Coastal has more fatalities to it's name but the Inland has a far more potent venom.

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Had alway heard the deadlest were in the sea reluctant biters but when they do.....
also heard that of around 40 different types of sea snake that the anti venom from a bite of one was a bite from another - you just had to know which one

na I know what you mean mate, I wasnt aiming it at you though, just explaining why it was a bit vague

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Hence the Coastal is more deadly. Has more attitude and has killed more people.

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Our Lizards0.0.1 Asian Water Monitor0.0.1 Argus Monitor (in egg form cooking at Ticks place)0.1.0 Bosc Monitor1.1.1 Ackie Monitors (one of which has three legs)]1.6.0 Leopard Geckos1.0.0 Crested Gecko
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Aye but it depends what you are asking.

The coastal is only more of a threat to people because of it's proximity to people. That doesn't class it as more deadly, merely more of a threat.

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Here’s to a long life and a merry one. A quick death and an easy one. A pretty girl and an honest one.
A cold pint– and another one!

what about these little buggers..
when i was in S.A i used to cateh these things....
i was told that anti venom doesent work with them.....
and what about the fer de lance?
bad ass snake....

There is probably no such thing as the most 'dangerous' snake, yes potency of venom remains the same but yeild, size, speed, temperment and location differ from one snake to another.