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This Kimberly Rock Monitor likes to jump around to Jump Around.

I almost died seasoning some food. I have not been able to even add sugar or salt to anything since this deadly incident and am now a constant bed wetter. Thanks Sainsbury's! Thanks Jamie Oliver!

These two crazy chameleons get the munchies and steal my Mercedes. Warning! Do not trust these reptiles! I found one in bed with my girlfriend and he said they were just "talking"

This lazy lizard uses felines for beer runs...

This is one of the most deadly snakes in Thailand, and is one of the top 5 causes of death by snake envenomation in Thailand. It is an urban myth that any snake causes death within two steps of biting you. It just cannot happen, even if you're allergic to the venom and go into shock. You still could walk for a while.

The banded krait is related to the cobra, it is front fanged and has venom which affects neuron transmission. The venom doesn't cause much localized damage, you may not have much or any necrosis at the bite site, however, the venom causes the body to start shutting down. Muscles like eyelids and facial muscles are affected quickly. The diaphragm and heart, later. Gone untreated, a good bite by this snake will result in death.

Banded kraits are active at night, and their disposition changes - they are on the hunt and more aggressive. They bite rather easily at night. Thais that sleep on the floor of their homes, with doors open, or on the porch or elsewhere a krait could get to them - often roll over onto one - and are bitten. Some don't even know what bit them, and they die because they didn't visit the hospital.

These kraits are more common in the northeast of Thailand, near the rice fields. I have only seen one of these kraits dead on the road, near a rubber tree plantation in Surat Thani.

I know one man that was bitten by a banded krait at a show in Bangkok at a bar. He nearly died, but recovered almost fully after 2 years. The venom is very potent. Don't handle them in the day or night - you never know - is the krait sick or very agitated at the moment? It could bite during the daytime too.

Bungarus fasciatus, Banded Krait.

Video 1 of this amazing red-headed krait from southern Thailand. The Bungarus flaviceps has not been studied very much, due to it's rarity. The venom is assumed very deadly, and close in strength to the Blue Krait (Malayan Krait), Many Banded Krait, and Banded Krait venom.

This snake did not attempt to strike or bite. It did not hide it's head under it's body like Banded Kraits. It moved slowly.

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Went running today and found this Oriental Whip Snake in a seedling tree with a lot of small leaves. It was very easy to spot, just lazily draped across the branches. These are mildly venomous and rear-fanged colubrids. They eat frogs and geckos, and this one was obviously lying in wait for one of the small birds that hang out there by the reservoir - there are no frogs or lizards during the day there.

These snakes are perhaps the most beautiful in Thailand. There are a couple in the competition, this being one of them for sure. This snake tried to strike only a couple times - more like defensive strikes without real intent to connect - just keep me on my toes.

Total length 1.3 meters. They grow to 1.90 meters.

Great snakes!

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