Venomous Thailand Snakes Info

These are the venomous cobras, kraits, coral snakes, vipers, and keelbacks which are dangerous to human beings, and that you should exercise extreme caution around. Snakes generally do not attack unless provoked – teased; stepped on; etc. Keep a couple meters away and you should be fine.

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Cobras

King Cobra links
Monocled
Siamese Spitting
Sumatran Spitting

Coral Snakes

Malaysian Blue Coral
Small-spotted Coral
Brown Long-glanded Coral

Kraits

Sea Snakes

Venomous Snakebite

Emergency Snakebite Contacts (Thailand)
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Other Venomous Snakes

Blue-necked Keelback
Green Keelback
Orange-lipped Keelback
Red-necked Keelback
Speckle-bellied Keelback
Yellow-banded Cat-eyed Snake (Mangrove Cat Snake)

Vipers

Beautiful Pit Viper (Brown-spotted)
Indo-Malayan Mountain Pit Viper
Malayan Pit Viper
Mangrove Pit Viper
Phuket Pit Viper
Wagler’s Pit Viper

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