Although most of them are very venomous, sea snakes rarely ever attack humans. In most close encounters sea snakes act much friendlier than their land counterparts.
When I was in 5th grade they were rolling out this new writing program and testing it on my class. It was suppose to help and teach you how to write reports on something you read. The topic we all read sea snakes, I'm extremely afraid of snakes and these things have haunted my dreams since.
If that's true, then that's a bad sign. The presence of such species are the signs of warming patterns of the ocean. Not particularly healthy for marine ecosystems.
There was an episode of SpongeBob I watched and there was a snake in that episode and I thought “Are sea snakes actually real?” and they actually are indeed real
@@sleeepybae1459 sorry for not replying, I forgot I ever left this comment but yes, I will be careful when I do see the sea snakes. So far I’ve only been with sharks.
They are venomous but they are not aggressive unless it's nighttime and provke it enough. Some land venomous snakes has the highest killing amounts due to their aggressive behavior
@@lillithirwin7907, different species can mate, that's why they call it hybrid. Those babies are sterile unless the chromosome count of each species is similar. Most species are too different to even breed at all yet a horse and a donkey (different chromosome numbers) breed, I am not sure how successfully, as in, if the majority of babies produce a live birth. I didn't mean to go on so much, sorry. Point being, being a different species doesn't prevent breeding, however, I do not think sea snakes and land snakes would be breeding.
No sea snakes have developed with one large lung which enables them to stay underwater so long also they can absorb 33 percent of their oxygen through their skin so they can remain underwater for 7 hours before they have to surface to breathe.
Yes. All but one type of sea snake is venomous, that one doesn't have to be, because it specializes in egg eating, it's food isn't going anywhere. The others need their food to die right away or they risk losing the meal.
They sleep out off the water i saw a big female wondering around at night to find place to rest in the rock and saw another one while swimming in the morning i look on my back and see the mf exploring things like they are very very curios beings wondering around the sea😂
@@Libertyenvy aw thanks bro! Maybe they were looking for food lol. But that's good to know....I thought they slept like a how dolphins do and turn off only half their brains at a time.
@arielperez797 Sea snakes elapid family of snakes spend almost all their lives in the water and can sleep even giving live birth while remaining in the sea. Sea Kraits spend some time on land but are mostly aquatic the Yellow lipped Sea Krait comes on land to lay eggs. Some true Sea snake species can remain under water for 8 hours by obtaining 33 percent of the oxygen they need through their skin Sea snakes have 1 extremely long lung which enables them to stay underwater so long.
Dubois sea snake LD50 0.044mgkg sc tested subcutaneous is the most toxic venomous sea snake. Inland Taipan ld50 0.025mgkg sc tested subcutaneous is the most toxic venomous snake in the world.
Not even close. It's only potent enough to kill it's prey, it can and does kill people but a GW is much larger than we are. The reason they are venomous at all and why they have fast acting venom is because they need their food to die right away, rather than swimming off and dying beyond their reach.
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I never knew a Sea Krait was a type of sea snake. I always thought it was something you kept to yourself, and never told anyone?
A sea krait, a secret you tell underwater.
Oh ha ha
Took me a second to get it
Sea Krait, because once you get close enough to hear it’s secret, you’ll never be able to share any more secrets.
@@V33EX same
That last fact was amazing actually.
Who gave them permission to swim….
Just encountered a sea krait whilst snorkelling off Iriomote today... it scared the living daylights out of us, whilst watching turtles feeding! OMG!
I never thought about it but yea fresh water would collect on top on the ocean. That’s some g shit.
Thank you for this well put together video
They look amazing!
Don't they?
Interesting, thanks for the info 😊
I spent this whole morning studying snakes. Australian venomous snakes. Sea snakes. I took breaks from my study to pet my dog.
These are actually the most scary animal for me 😭
Although most of them are very venomous, sea snakes rarely ever attack humans. In most close encounters sea snakes act much friendlier than their land counterparts.
You think you are safe from snakes in the sea, but no, they can follow you even there.
Just be thankful there are no wind snakes yet.
When I was in 5th grade they were rolling out this new writing program and testing it on my class. It was suppose to help and teach you how to write reports on something you read. The topic we all read sea snakes, I'm extremely afraid of snakes and these things have haunted my dreams since.
@@augustus4832 oh boy you do not want to search up flying snake then
They are not aggressive compared to inland snake even they are provoked
There is also in the Philippines
I had been encountered with a sea snake this early morning, that's why I am searching the answer if this species is venomous.
they are. very much so
Seriously dude the majority of snakes are venomous...
Bro go to the hospital
mermaid version of land snake 😍😍😍
As far as snakes 🐍 sea snakes are truly underrated I rarely here of them
omg bloody brilliant!!!!
I still don't know where true sea snakes hang out when they are tired of swimming but still need to breathe.
They don't need to. They just go to the surface to breath and probably rest on the sea floor. They cannot go on land like Sea Kraits.
Saw this one while swimming in bantayan earlier, me and the snake were staring at eachother
A few sea snakes have washed ashore in Southern California.
If that's true, then that's a bad sign. The presence of such species are the signs of warming patterns of the ocean. Not particularly healthy for marine ecosystems.
There was an episode of SpongeBob I watched and there was a snake in that episode and I thought “Are sea snakes actually real?” and they actually are indeed real
Good job
I’m going to approach a bunch of sea snakes and become part of the sea snake kind
just be careful pls they are quite venomous
@@sleeepybae1459 sorry for not replying, I forgot I ever left this comment but yes, I will be careful when I do see the sea snakes. So far I’ve only been with sharks.
@Thiago Heath thank you
They are venomous but they are not aggressive unless it's nighttime and provke it enough. Some land venomous snakes has the highest killing amounts due to their aggressive behavior
Neat
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One of the more reasons I hate swimming in the sea.
Maybe an inspiration for Sandworm from Beetlejuice?
How did you get a video of a sea snake
Thanks mam for your information 👌🏼💕💐🎉🙏🏼
i mean I love this
Interesting !
Land Snakes. Sea Snakes. Please tell me there’s no Sky Snakes 😭
Next up: Space Snakes.
Anything is possible with snakes.
@@dangeneral5753 Let's hope not...
I've heard there's a species of snek in Asia that can flatten their bodies and glide from tree to tree.
I subscribed
Thank you Deep marine scenes to grow me
Can they hybridize with land snakes?
They are a different species.
@@lillithirwin7907, different species can mate, that's why they call it hybrid. Those babies are sterile unless the chromosome count of each species is similar. Most species are too different to even breed at all yet a horse and a donkey (different chromosome numbers) breed, I am not sure how successfully, as in, if the majority of babies produce a live birth. I didn't mean to go on so much, sorry. Point being, being a different species doesn't prevent breeding, however, I do not think sea snakes and land snakes would be breeding.
No sea snakes have developed with one large lung which enables them to stay underwater so long also they can absorb 33 percent of their oxygen through their skin so they can remain underwater for 7 hours before they have to surface to breathe.
@@lillithirwin7907 they are both snake and thus of a kind, like how dogs and wolves and coyotes can breed
Too beautiful to be dangerous
i wish i was a sea snak
You can be. Just go swim with them and eventually they will accept you as their own.
A snak for a snake
I bet the sea snakes bite is really painful like a hot knife burning into your skin.
I just came here because of detective Conan LoL
Which arc?
I saw that case 4 years ago
Venomous
the black and white one THAT ONE? thats poisonus and i was swimming with?! :0
*venomous
Yes. All but one type of sea snake is venomous, that one doesn't have to be, because it specializes in egg eating, it's food isn't going anywhere. The others need their food to die right away or they risk losing the meal.
Get God on the phone
Lmfao for reeeal
Are sea snakes endangered?
nope
Its a lot in my place
They better be!
Yes very dangerous
wonder how sea snakes sleep.
They sleep out off the water i saw a big female wondering around at night to find place to rest in the rock and saw another one while swimming in the morning i look on my back and see the mf exploring things like they are very very curios beings wondering around the sea😂
@@Libertyenvy aw thanks bro! Maybe they were looking for food lol. But that's good to know....I thought they slept like a how dolphins do and turn off only half their brains at a time.
@arielperez797 Sea snakes elapid family of snakes spend almost all their lives in the water and can sleep even giving live birth while remaining in the sea. Sea Kraits spend some time on land but are mostly aquatic the Yellow lipped Sea Krait comes on land to lay eggs. Some true Sea snake species can remain under water for 8 hours by obtaining 33 percent of the oxygen they need through their skin Sea snakes have 1 extremely long lung which enables them to stay underwater so long.
I have seen one in Praia do Forno
Beach in Brazil.
Is dangerous but is Kenya,Somalie,Australie,Brunei,West papua,india,indonesia,Iran,sri Lanka,filipino,balochistan,océan,japan and corean
idk why this is what I do instead of school
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I kept a sea snake before..and it died bc of a fungal infection.
Aren't they salt water only? That and they probably need places to hide so they don't get stressed.
I 💖🌊🐍
Dubois sea snake LD50 0.044mgkg sc tested subcutaneous is the most toxic venomous sea snake. Inland Taipan ld50 0.025mgkg sc tested subcutaneous is the most toxic venomous snake in the world.
Sea snakes in the Bahamas👋.....u know.... In the Atlantic🤷🏾♂️..... Must have bin seeing things 🤦🏾♂️😎😂🇧🇸
Anyone know if they flick there tongue underwater?
SeaNope
It’s a venomous sea snake.
cool
Why don't they hiss
Do you know about Sea Snakes in Gambia?
My dad found a sea snake in guam he almost idead same day i saved a bee its was a male. U may not believe me
Wtf
To every sea snake don't have fin yes?
Oh hey look a pool noodle
pasti tata krama belum ditemukan disini
I could beat the shit out of the sea snake
You couldn't pour piss out of a boot.
TRUMP 2024
hah nice
Mimic Octopus Mimic Sea Snakes Sometime.
That's true
Lan kıvırcık alayımmı seni fırına verdiğim qwe verclmeğl ciklet&haham böceği jjwjwjw
Yikes!
Can their bite kill a great white shark?
Not even close. It's only potent enough to kill it's prey, it can and does kill people but a GW is much larger than we are. The reason they are venomous at all and why they have fast acting venom is because they need their food to die right away, rather than swimming off and dying beyond their reach.
Yes
😨😧 cool but yikes still
Idky but I could just tell you’re an atheist
i hate this
Boring
Then why'd you click -_-
No, informative and straight to the point
Nah this is interesting.