Known for its camouflage and ambush hunting, the Common Death Adder possesses potent venom.
Considered one of the world's most venomous snakes, the Coastal Taipan is found in northern and eastern Australia.
Also called the "Fierce Snake," it has the most toxic venom among snakes globally; fortunately, it is reclusive.
Highly venomous and widespread, the Eastern Brown Snake is responsible for many snakebite incidents in Australia.
Despite its name, the King Brown Snake is not a true brown snake but is large, venomous, and found across Australia.
Recognizable by its striking red belly, this snake is venomous but typically has a shy disposition.
Found in southeastern Australia, the Mainland Tiger Snake possesses potent neurotoxic venom and can be aggressive if provoked.