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Monday, 22 June 2020

Inland Taipan Snake - Information Report

Inland Taipan 
Did you know that one drop of the inland taipans venom can kill 100 adults or 250 thousand mice?
Or that they don't have any environmental dangers? If you like snakes you still probably don't know
much about this snake because it's difficult to find facts about this snake.
If you read this information report you can learn about the physical characteristics, habitat, what they
eat and the only natural predator of the inland taipan!

Physical characteristics  
It's currently the third most poisonous snake because of its defensive physical characteristics 


Some physical characteristics define the color of the inland taipans scales while camo-flashing the
snake into its habitat, for example that sometimes its scales can change color depending on the season.
On the more defensive side of things one drop of its venom can kill 100 adults or 250 thousand mice,  
That's why it's the third most poisonous snake. 


Habitat   
It only lives in certain parts of Australia  


The Habitat Would be the black soil plants in Queensland, south Australia and the northern territory,
It can also live in deep cracks and fissures in dry soil. 
Sometimes in central Australia and the northeast corner of south Australia; Sometimes in new whales
and in rocky outcrops 

What they eat 
 They only eat mammals 

They eat lots of different animals but their main meals are usually long haired plague rats,
They also eat common house mice.
It takes a while to kill the prey because the venom takes 30 to 45 minutes to kill 



The only predator of the inland taipan    
The only predator the the inland taipan kill’s lots of other snakes as well


The king brown snake can kill a bunch of snakes including the inland taipan, They sometimes live in
similar places but wont fight all the time




In concussion The inland taipan isn't aggressive like the saw scaled viper, they don't like fighting
(most of the time), have powerful venom, live mainly in australia, only eat mammals and have only
one predator. What would you do if you met an inland taipan? 

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