Is there antivenom for ever snake?

oh ok thanks
i will keep in touch

 

K I was watching that survivour man Show, LOL, and he was in Africa and he randomly started talking about black mamba's and he said that he was with a few guys a while back And a Black Mamba got into one of their tents, and when they pulled the guy out which took like 3 Seconds, The victim was bit 19 times....So basicly he got bit 19 times in 3 seconds.. thats the speed of a black mamba lol

 

At first, I didn't get the meaning of the most venomious snake , then I use google translation, I know your meaning, then I checked it our search site,
I got the answer : its King of cobra.
here is screenshot!

 

Black mamba; I dont think that's the most dangerous, but still ranks in their quite high. You 'can' die instintly, but it really depends on how they bit you. But yeah, im pretty sure theirs a anti-venom for most in not all snakes!

 

http://www.biology-online.org/biology-forum/about1419-108.html

Well looks like the black mamba is the most deadly =]

 

The question should be can an anti venom be synthesized and delivered to the victim in time. most venoms are synthesized from the venom of the snake of that species. so i think that in short the answer is that yes every snake has an anti venom.

 

I thought I saw that on Animal Planet.

 

There's definetly not a antivenom for every poisonous snake.

 

Everything can be solved, its called time.

 

Most snkes have anti-venom now however snakes do evolve with the environment so not all anti-venom is 100%effective better off to not get bit.
The Australian Taipan is the most venomus in world with Asian Krait next the Mamba has the bad attitude and more likely to bite and give a full dose which is why many die from it

 

The Faint-banded Sea snake (Hydrophis belcheri, also known as the Belcher's sea snake) is a species of sea snake. It is the most toxic snake in the world. It has a friendly temperament and would normally have to be subjected to severe mistreatment before biting. Usually those bitten are fishermen handling nets, although only a quarter of those bitten are envenomated since the snake rarely injects much of its venom. Because of this, and its docile nature, it is generally not regarded as very dangerous. The toxicity of this species' venom have many times been called into question, with some herpetologists and snake enthusiasts naming either the beaked sea snake (Enhydrina schistosa) or the Inland Taipan (Oxyuranus microlepidotus) as having the most toxic venom.

The venom in this snake is 100x stronger than any other snake.

 

wtf king cobra isnt even like top 20 most venomous snakes -,-

 

It's defenitly not the King Cobra or Black Mamba. The sea snake sounds somewhat believable.. according to this article it is the "Hyrdophis Belcheri Sea Snake"

So Rab is right. I'm not sure if his details are though.

http://kalyan-city.blogspot.com/2008/07/worlds-top-10-most-poisonous-venomous.html