The snake island brazil is a species of pit viper found only on Snake Island. It grows to an average length of 3 feet and is considered one of the most venomous snakes in the world. Its venom contains 10-12 times more neurotoxin than any other snake, leading to quick death if it bites a human being.

This species also has evolved several defensive adaptations, including heat sensors that it uses to detect potential prey and predators. Additionally, its camouflage colors allow it to blend into the small crevices in rocks and trees from which it strikes when threatened.

If you rent a boat and go to Snake Island, you’ll have to be very careful because the gold lancehead snake is not the only species on the island; 15 other types are also reportedly living there. One of these is the yellow-bellied sea snake, which can be easily identified by its bright yellow neck and head markings.

This is a highly-venomous species that feeds mainly on eels and small fish, but will also bite humans if they come too close. Other species include black throat blades, boa constrictors and pit vipers — all of which pose a threat to visitors due to their venomous nature.