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	Australia Zoo - Our Animals - Reptiles - Venomous Snakes - Fierce Snake
		The fierce snake inhabits the fl soil plains in the region where the Queensland, South Australia and the Northern Territory borders converge.
		The female Fierce Snake lays between 12 and 20 eggs per clutch, which are laid in an abandoned animal burrows or deep soil crevices.
		Fierce snakes are found in central Australia feeding primarily on rats, during winter they actually darken their skin in order to soak up more heat.
	www.australiazoo.com.au /our-animals/amazing-animals/reptiles/?reptile=venomous_snakes&animal=fierce_snake (506 words)

	Fierce Australian myrkyllisin maalla elävä käärme
		Fierce Snake (lOxyuranus microlepidotus) käärmeen vaarallisuus-luokittelussa ei ole tarvetta juosta ympäri kylää kuuluttamassa kuinka vaarallinen tämä on.
		Fierce Snake on elänyt Australiassa jo miljoonia vuosia, metsästellen jyrsijöitä ihmisen siitä tietämättä.
		Fierce Snake on nimensä mukaan hurja ja jokaisella iskulla tämä painaa saaliiseensa massiiviset 44 milligrammaa myrkkyä, mutta käärmeen on mitattu antaneen jopa110 milligramman annoksia.
	www.dundernews.com /vaarallinen/luonto_fie.shtml (287 words)

	Fierce Snake - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		The fierce snake's average venom yield is 44 mg, with a 110-mg record yield.
		Fierce Snakes tend to be lighter in summer, and darker in winter.
		The Fierce Snake is native to the arid regions of central Australia, extending from the southeast part of the Northern Territory, and into west Queensland.
	www.arikah.com /encyclopedia/Fierce_Snake (699 words)

	Snake (reptile) - MSN Encarta
		Snakes have two kidneys, which are positioned so that the left one lies behind the right one rather than beside it.
		One of the world’s most poisonous snakes is the inland taipan (also known as the fierce snake) of central Australia.
		A dramatic form of snake locomotion is sidewinding, in which a snake makes an arc with the front part of its body and hurls its head forward, so that it travels through the air before touching the sand.
	encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761578341_2/Snake_(reptile).html (1215 words)

	Fierce Snake Information
		The Fierce Snake, also known as the Small Scaled Snake and Inland Taipan is a highly venomous snake of Australia, notorious for having the most potent venom of any land species of snake in the world, becoming the world's most venomous snake.
		The Fierce Snake is native to the arid regions of central Australia, extending from the south-east part of the Northern Territory, and into west Queensland.
		Fierce Snakes are known to live in holes, and feed on small rodents such as mice and rats.
	www.bookrags.com /Fierce_Snake (416 words)

	creepycrawlies
		Snakes go to extrordinary lengths to avoid confrontation with man, are very sensitive to vibrations in the ground, and are normally long gone by the time anyone gets to the spot where the snake may have been.
		Or if someone is foolish enough to attempt to kill the snake, forseeing it as a threat, they risk being bitten because of lack of knowledge of reactions of reptiles and grossly understimate their speed.
		Fierce Snake, Taipan, Brown Snake, Tiger Snake and the Death Adder.
	www.geocities.com /pidgee3/creepycrawlies.html (3544 words)

	The Australian Reptile Park - Snakes (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Snakes can be distinguished from the other members of the reptile class by the absence of external limbs, eyelids and external ears.
		The fierce snake or "inland taipan" is believed to have the most toxic venom produced by a land snake.
		The green tree snake is a common non-venomous inhabitant of northern and eastern Australia, feeding primarily upon frogs.
	members.ozemail.com.au /~ausreprk/repsnake.htm (1204 words)

	Snakes Snakes Down Under Childers Queensland Most Venomous
		Snakes Down Under is affordable entertainment for the whole family to enjoy and Oz Magic found the rates extremely reasonable for a family of 4.
		The snake arena provides a safe and secure position to view these hypnotic reptiles in a relaxed informal atmosphere where you have the opportunity to ask questions and take photographs as each of the twelve or more venomous and non venomous species are being handled.
		Snakes are a fact of life in Australia, as well as learning about their habits Ian will show you that you can get along with snakes and, in the case of potentially dangerous species how to avoid contact.
	www.ozmagic.homestead.com /SnakesDownUnder.html (409 words)

	deadly
		A close relative of the Taipan is the Fierce snake.
		Sometimes called the "broad-headed snake" this is the most deadly snake on the planet, but is a rare species which lives in the arid areas bordering the eastern States.
		It is a large copper coloured snake found throughout the mainland States and is the most venomous of the fl snakes.
	www.angelfire.com /trek/sensett/deadly.htm (736 words)

	Artist Uses Snake as Calligraphy Brush
		Snake calligraphy uses a king snake as brush to paint or write.
		He wanted to show people that as fierce as snake may be, it is still capable of dancing in harmony with humans in a very special way.
		Xiang said at first the snake was fierce and always tried to strangle or bite him.
	www.china.org.cn /english/2002/Dec/51265.htm (588 words)

	Australia Snake
		Snakes have a skin covered with scales; it may be keeled, granular or smooth.
		Snakes are carnivorous, they eat small animals, they also eat lizards and other snakes, and some snake species are venomous and use their venom to kill their prey.
		The Brown Snake, the Pseudonaja is native to Australia.
	www.travel-australia.org /animals/snake.html (198 words)

	Australia Zoo - Our Animals - Reptiles - Venomous Snakes - Fierce Snake
		The fierce snake inhabits the fl soil plains in the region where the Queensland, South Australia and the Northern Territory borders converge.
		The female Fierce Snake lays between 12 and 20 eggs per clutch, which are laid in an abandoned animal burrows or deep soil crevices.
		Fierce snakes are found in central Australia feeding primarily on rats, during winter they actually darken their skin in order to soak up more heat.
	www.crocodilehunter.com /our-animals/amazing-animals/reptiles/?reptile=venomous_snakes&animal=fierce_snake (498 words)

	Animal Planet :: Australia Zoo -- Venomous Snakes
		During the day, fierce snakes prowl the dry flood plains of central Australia in search of small mammals, especially native rodents like longhaired rats, house mice and kultarrs.
		The eastern brown snake is the second-most venomous snake in the world and, with its contentious nature, perhaps the most deadly.
		Coastal taipans and eastern tiger snakes are the third- and fourth-most venomous snakes in the world, and fl tiger snakes are the eighth.
	animal.discovery.com /fansites/crochunter/australiazoo/10mostvenomous.html (453 words)

	Ringed brown snake - endangered species listing
		The Ringed Brown Snake is a pale-grey-brown to brown or reddish-brown elapid snake that reaches a total length of 50cm (Cogger 2000).
		The Ringed Brown Snake occurs in the arid and semi-arid regions of all mainland states except Victoria (Cogger 2000).
		The distribution of the Ringed Brown Snake is severely fragmented such that local populations of the species are at risk from extinction via stochastic events.
	www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au /npws.nsf/Content/ringed_brown_snake_endangered (554 words)

	Snake Bites
		It is an aggressive, large, slender snake, and may be coloured any shade of brown but always has a rectangular head (large in proportion to the body) and red eye.
		The king brown (or mulga) snake is found in all arid parts of Australia, and has the greatest venom output, with neurotoxic, coagulopthic and myotoxic actions, but of relatively low toxicity.
		The small scaled snake (sometimes called the inland taipan or fierce snake) has the most potent venom in the world, but is restricted to relatively uninhabited areas of south-western Queensland, so, fortunately, not many people get bitten.
	members.optushome.com.au /educkworth/snake_bites.htm (594 words)

	Fierce Snake (Inland Taipan) -Australian Reptile Park Animals
		The fierce snake or inland taipan can reach a total length of 2.5 metres, although 1.8 metres is the more usual length.
		Although the fierce snake is the most toxic snake in the world with venom more potent than any other species by a large margin.
		The female fierce snake lays between 12 and 20 eggs per clutch, which are laid in an abandoned animals burrow or deep soil crevice.
	www.reptilepark.com.au /animals.asp?catID=16&ID=112 (369 words)

	Scenic City Reptiles Records
		The snake is not prone to bit and the venom yield is very low.
		This relatively small snake, with a low LD 50, killed more humans per year then all other snake species combined before it was broken into several sub-species.
		This snake is native to AZ and parts of CA.
	secw.bravepages.com /Chuck/scr/records_venom.html (618 words)

	Glossary of Indian Art
		Garuda is the enemy of all snakes, perhaps reflecting a conflict between Vaishnava and indigenous chthonic cults.
		Snakes are associated with water, the underground, and fertility.
		Shiva's attributes in North India are the trident and snake; in the South, an antelope and axe.
	www.art-and-archaeology.com /india/glossary1.html (6551 words)

	Treatment of Australian Snake Bites
		The small scaled snake (sometimes called the inland taipan or fierce snake) has the most potent venom in the world, but is restricted to relatively uninhabited areas of south-western Queensland, so, fortunately, not many people get bitten.
		Snake identification is unreliable (unless the person works with snakes or was bitten in a zoo and they know what bit them!).
		Venom detection kits (instructions) may be helpful; if in doubt use tiger snake antivenom in Tasmania, tiger and brown snake antivenom in Victoria, and polyvalent antivenom in all other states and New Guinea or see the AVRU guidelines.
	www.usyd.edu.au /anaes/venom/snakebite.html (2774 words)

	Snake Products
		The first chapter is a general overview of humans and snakes and is full of interesting tidbits, such as the fact that Benjamin Franklin recommended that a rattlesnake would make a good symbol of the nascent United States.
		The second chapter presents a primer on snake biology and behavior, and the very long third chapter is an overview of various families and species of snakes (mostly native to North America).
		Especially stunning and well-done are the sequences where a fierce snake pursues a mouse in its underground burrow and the multipart sequence following a corn snake in its exploration of a typical barn in the eastern U.S. I am amazed at the photographers' skills in filming these sequences.
	www.texassnakes.net /sales.html (838 words)

	Australian snakes - venomous but not dangerous
		Perhaps this fear is understandable considering that Australia has the ten most venomous snakes in the world and the most intimidating wildlife a Pom has ever encountered is a ruminating cow.
		He threw the snake in a plastic bag but for some reason, then decided to stick his hand into the bag and was duly bitten another eight times.
		The snake is believed to have been involved in 22 of the past 38 deaths attributed to snakebite.
	www.convictcreations.com /animals/snakes.htm (672 words)

	venomous animals article learnenglish
		The monster will attack on sight, and until an antivenin was finally discovered in the mid-1980s, dozens of people living in the city of Sydney were killed, including one victim who died in just 15 minutes.
		Venom yielded in an average milking of a big fierce snake could kill 250,000 mice, making it by far the most potent land snake venom in the world.
		When they strike, fierce snakes snap repeatedly, pumping venom time after time, and can kill an adult in less than 10 minutes.
	www.learnenglish.org.uk /magazine/venomous_animals.html (722 words)

	Fierce Snake
		The fierce snake is also known as the Western Tiapan Snake.
		The Fierce snake's venom is extremely toxic and a small animal would die within seconds, its nervous system and heart instantly become paralyzed.
		The Fierce snake lives in the coastal open forest of northern and western Australia.
	www.bearnet.net /larsensci/Web/Amber/report.htm (152 words)

	Slippery snakes - Australia Uncovered - Animal Planet
		Fierce snakes are the most dangerous of all Australian snakes.
		They are the most toxic land snakes in the world.
		Estimates say the fierce snake has enough venom to kill 250,000 mice but not much is known about this species; the first live specimen was only collected in 1975.
	www.animalplanetasia.com /australia_uncovered/snakes/index.shtml (224 words)

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		The small scaled snake (sometimes called the inland taipan or fierce snake) has the most potent venom in the world, but is restricted to relatively uninhabited areas of south-western Queensland, so, fortunately, not many people get bitten.
		Snake parents are not known to be the most affectionate or playful parents.
	espanol.lycos.com /info/snake.html (501 words)

	Untitled (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A: The biggest snake is the green anaconda which can grow to over 35 feet in length.
		The most venomous snake on the planet is the fierce snake.
		The biggest snake on the planet is the green anaconda.
	www.gwinnett.k12.ga.us /McConnellMS/custar/research_webpages/Web_Page_Folders_Morning_Class/tmoon_research/moon_indx.htm (132 words)

	Its Different - Popular Snakes of the world- JournalHome.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The snake today forms part of the symbol of physicians and veterinarians (the snake is wrapped around Asklepios’ staff), linking snakes to millennia of healing and medical practice.
		The Inland Taipan, or Fierce Snake (Oxyuranus microlepidotus) is the most venomous land snake in the world.
		It is a particularly dangerous snake, with a bite that kills 95 to 100 percent of victims.
	www.journalhome.com /kuttu80/14586 (820 words)

	Australian Snakes
		The Fierce snake's venom is extremely toxic and a small animal would die within seconds, its nervous system and heart instantly paralysed.
		The Tiapan was thought to be the world's most venemous snake until the discovery of its cousin, the Fierce Snake.
		Few snakes can match the sinister reputation of the Tiger, but recent observations indicate their ferocity and aggressiveness may not be as bad as first thought.
	www.idilium.com /Australian_Wildlife/snakes.html (666 words)

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