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WORLD'S DEADLIEST SNAKES

Deadly Bite
The eyelash palm pit viper strike is lightening fast, making it a deadly predator.
(02:46)
The Black Mamba
This fearsome African serpent speedily slithers on the ground and can even climb trees to strike...
(02:31)
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Deadly Snakes
Some of these deadly snakes can grow over 10 metres long.
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World’s Deadliest Snakes reveals the secrets behind some of the stealthiest predators on the planet, from snakes that strike without warning to others that move at blinding speed. And now the world’s fastest, strongest and deadliest snakes are closer to home than people could ever imagine.

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