17 Very Dangerous Cambodia Snakes – Venomous and Deadly
There are 17 venomous snakes (some say poisonous, but the correct term is venomous) to watch out for in the country of Cambodia, and we have all of these same snakes in Thailand as well.
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Very Venomous Snakes Found in Cambodia
- Bungarus candidus – Malayan Krait, Common Krait, Blue Krait
- Bungarus fasciatus – Banded Krait
- Bungarus flaviceps – Red-headed Krait
- Calliophis maculiceps – Small-spotted Coral Snake
- Calloselasma rhodostoma – Malayan Pit Viper
- Daboia siamensis – Eastern Russell’s Viper, Siamese Russell’s Viper
- Naja kaouthia – Monocellate Cobra, Monocled Cobra
- Naja siamensis – Thai Spitting Cobra
- Ophiophagus hannah – King Cobra, Hamadryad
- Ovophis monticola – Mountain Pit Viper, Blotched Pit Viper – in the book
- Rhabdophis chrysargos – Speckle-bellied Keelback
- Rhabdophis nigrocinctus – Green Keelback, Banded Keelback
- Rhabdophis subminiatus – Red-necked Keelback, Heller’s Keelback
- Trimeresurus albolabris – White-lipped Green Pit Viper
- Trimeresurus macrops – Big-eyed Pit Viper – in the book
- Trimeresurus popeiorum – Pope’s Pit Viper – in the book
- Trimeresurus vogeli – Vogel’s Green Pit Viper – in the book
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Today in Sihanoukville, Cambodia on a dirt track I came across what I think was a keelback snake. It was about 35cm long, pinkish head with a curly black V running through the eye area to back of neck. Black and creamy white first half of upper body turning green for second half to tip of its tail – white belly. Head held about 4cm from the ground and it appeared to flatten its neck a little. A chicken had just tried to peck it but gave up. I observed it for about 3-4 minutes then it went under a wooden board. No doubt will stay there now as the sun was setting.