Fer-de-lance or terciopelo tops the list of the most venomous snakes in the world. Located in South and Central America, along with Mexico and Brazil, fer-de-lance is one of the most dangerous pit vipers out there.

"Not only does it inject an average of 400-1000 mg per bite, but its venom is powerful enough to kill approximately 11 people in one bite! This snake is found in South Asia, the king cobra can reach a length of 10-13 feet, much longer compared to other venomous snakes."

Boomslang lives in trees in most of Africa, especially in Swaziland, Botswana, Namibia, Mozambique, and Zimbabwe. Boomslang has a very potent bite, injecting only 1-8 mg each time. However, its LD50 value is very low, so it only takes one bite to kill someone.

Considering the fact that 40-70 mg of venom from the Russell's viper is enough to kill an average person, the bite of this snake is very dangerous. In fact, Russell's vipers kill more people in Sri Lanka, Burma, and India. These snakes are found in open grasslands in the Indian subcontinent, hunting in densely populated areas.

Black Mamba not only has a bite that can rival other snakes on this list, but also its size is very large. This is the largest venomous snake in Africa, often reaching 10 feet. Furthermore, it can lift its body into the air like a cobra snake, and it often bites more than once.

Considered as the second most venomous land snake due to its venomous potential, the eastern brown snake has a feared bite. This is because only 3 mg of its venom can kill an average human. It prefers to hunt in populated areas.

Living among the coral reefs in the Coral Sea, Arafura Sea, Timor Sea, and Indian Ocean, the Dubois sea snake is a highly venomous snake. Its bite is very strong, although there are not many records of this snake killing anyone.

King cobra has a cousin that is more than capable of killing humans in one bite. In fact, the forest cobra snake has a bite that is strong enough and venomous enough to kill 65 adults in one bite.

Although its name may suggest that this snake only lives near the sea, coastal taipans are found throughout Australia. However, also known as common taipans, this highly venomous snake can kill up to 56 people with a single bite!

It can be said as the most venomous and deadliest snake in the world, the inland taipan has the lowest LD50 rating among all snakes found here: which is 0.01mg. In fact, the inland taipan only injects 44-110mg of venom per bite, and this is still enough to kill 289 humans.