Deadly Thailand Snakes
Thailand’s most dangerous snakes — kraits, cobras, Russell’s viper, Malayan pit viper and others responsible for serious envenomation cases.
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Malayan Krait – Blue Krait
Malayan Krait (Bungarus candidus) Note – About 50% of all bites from this krait results in human death – even…
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Snakebite Red-Necked Keelback (Rhabdophis subminiatus)
Snakebite Red-Necked Keelback, Rhabdophis subminiatus Red Necked Keelbacks are now considered quite dangerous and potentially deadly. ©ThailandSnakes.com [Page Updated: 10…
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What to Do if You Find a Cobra?
This article will be all about what you can do if you find a Monocled Cobra or King Cobra in…
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Venomous Snakebites and Near Misses — Stories From Two Decades in Thailand
Anyone who works with venomous snakes accumulates near-misses. Across two decades of Thai herping, we have a list — moments…
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King Cobra Hatchling Found! — A Juvenile Naja Found in Southern Thailand
One of the most exciting finds we have logged in southern Thailand is a juvenile king cobra. Ophiophagus hannah hatchlings…
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