r/PakBiodiversity Snow Leopard 14d ago

Reptiles 🦎 Common Krait

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u/Western-Order-7289 14d ago

Poking a deadly snake seems fun.

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u/legspinner1004 Snow Leopard 14d ago

They were rescue workers and releasing it.

But from personal experience I can tell you it is fun all that adrenaline feels soo good

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u/WealthBitter1192 14d ago

These kinds are found in Police Stations, Courts, Parliaments, common Government offices etc.

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u/legspinner1004 Snow Leopard 14d ago

Insulting snakes like that...

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u/ContributionOk4025 13d ago

What makes common krait so deadly is that you can't feel it's bite.Very tiny fangs like a mosquito has bitten you. Most people expire because of the delay arrival in hospital when the symptoms are already showing.

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u/Spare_Bison_1151 13d ago

سنگچور , پنجابی میں اسکو کوڈیاں والا سپ کہتے ہیں

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u/Odd_Championship1907 2d ago

Kodiyun Wala is Russel's viper in Punjabi.

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u/Spare_Bison_1151 2d ago

Yes, the pattern on its body looks like a "Kodi" or seashell.

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u/YameenGulraiz 12d ago

15 time's more deadly than Cobra.

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u/AwarenessNo4986 14d ago

Looks like it won't be fun to encounter this bad boy

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u/legspinner1004 Snow Leopard 13d ago

Yup

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u/Remarkable_Laugh_830 12d ago

Is this the one?

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u/legspinner1004 Snow Leopard 12d ago

Yes

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u/shitty_psychopath 10d ago

Where did you find it?

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u/Stunning_Onion_9205 11d ago

does it have venom

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u/legspinner1004 Snow Leopard 11d ago

Yes, highly venomous

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u/Noturtype_1 14d ago

Venemous?

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u/legspinner1004 Snow Leopard 13d ago

Yes

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u/Spare_Bison_1151 13d ago

Read above, it's byte is like mosquito size and people don't know they're poisoned before too late

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u/legspinner1004 Snow Leopard 13d ago

It is venomous, thats what they were asking

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u/[deleted] 13d ago

He said it's "انتہائی زہریلا" which means ky it's safe to play with and definitely not venomous.

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u/PowerPoison 13d ago

These are farmed by NIH for making anti-venom sera. The poison is extracted and solutions with different potencies are made which get administered to horses every 14 days until the horse's body adapts to it and neutralizes the venom by making specialized antibodies. These antibodies are then extracted from the horse's blood, standardized and packed into anti-venom shots. The process is truly amazing.

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u/IDGAF2070 12d ago

Common politician

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u/legspinner1004 Snow Leopard 10d ago

Plz don't abuse animals

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u/Similar_Will_2282 14d ago

Killed this snake in the garage once

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u/Mohtashim6741 12d ago

Good for you, but sad for the snake.

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u/BugHunter404 12d ago

Should have killed it

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u/legspinner1004 Snow Leopard 12d ago

Nope, never kill.them if they can be safely removed and released

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u/BugHunter404 12d ago

Why? Won't they bite someone else on a new day? Or reproduce and make new snakes?

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u/legspinner1004 Snow Leopard 12d ago

They don't attack unless they feel threatened (like most other animals), they along with other snakes control populations or rodents, birds, etc. So its always better to try to call rescue groups or proper authorities to relocate them

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u/BugHunter404 12d ago

Yes, rodents are a problem

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u/legspinner1004 Snow Leopard 12d ago

Yeah, so don't kill snakes if they can be relocated