In a spine-chilling video shared on Instagram, a dangerous encounter with a deadly Common Krait has left viewers horrified. The clip, which has garnered over seven million views, shows a deadly ...

If you find yourself bitten by a snake in India, there’s a very good chance that the culprit is either the Russell’s viper, common krait, Indian cobra or the Indian saw-scaled viper.

The Wall's krait or Bungarus walli is a highly venoumous species of snakes found in north India, Bangladesh, Nepal and Bhutan. It is named after British herpetologist Frank Wall.

Indian Krait: This nocturnal viper is ... 3. An aggressive snake, the Russell's Viper is one of the most common causes of snakebites in India. The reptile's venom potent hemotoxic poison that ...

An estimated 1.2 million people have died from snake bites in India in the past ... There are different kinds of Indian krait, a venomous species found in the subcontinent. The Indian krait ...

Dr Amit Verma, a professor of veterinary medicine at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel University, said, "India has over 300 snake ...

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: In the backdrop of deaths resulting from pit viper bites in Kasaragod and Idukki districts, demands are ...

Highly respected in Indian mythology, the Indian cobra is easily recognised by its hood. Its neurotoxic venom attacks the nervous system.

In a remarkable recovery story, three-year-old Manavik battles life-threatening symptoms after being bitten by a venomous krait snake. The dedicated medical team at Raigarh Medical College Hospital ...

Snake bites are now a "global health priority ... The other members of the so-called "big four" are: The common or Indian krait: Although normally docile during the day, it becomes very aggressive ...

Russell’s vipers — called Chandrobora in Bengali for lunar marks all over its body — are among the four most poisonous groups of snakes, the other three being Indian cobra, saw-scaled viper and Indian ...