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The black mamba is a fast, restless and lethally poisonous creature that, when threatened, can be very aggressive. He has been blamed for the loss of numerous human lives, and African myths exaggerate his powers to proportions of legend. For all this, the black mamba is without a doubt the most lethal snake on the planet.

The black mamba lives in the savannas and rocky hills of southern and eastern Africa. It is the longest poisonous snake in Africa, it can reach 4.5 meters, although the average is around 2.5 meters. They are also among the fastest snakes in the world, capable of sliding at 20 kilometers per hour.

His name is not due to the color of his skin, which is usually olive or gray, but to the bluish black of the inside of his mouth, which they open when they feel threatened.

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The black mamba is an elusive animal, and when faced with a face, it will almost always try to escape. However, when cornered, this snake raises its head, sometimes at a height equivalent to one third of its body, deploys a hood like the cobras, opens its black mouth and hisses. If the rival persists, the mamba does not attack once, but many, injecting in each occasion large quantities of a powerful toxin that affects the nervous system and the heart.

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The black mamba lives in the savannas and rocky hills of southern and eastern Africa.

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he Black Mamba snake is considered the largest of all the snakes found around Africa, it is also considered one of the deadliest, it has a very powerful poison and they have many people scared, they are fast and aggressive, they attack in a moment of prior notice.

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Although the black mamba had been known to missionaries and residents before 1860, the first formal description was made in 1864 by German-born British zoologist Albert Günther, who spelt the name Dendraspis polylepis. A single specimen was one of many species of snake collected by John Kirk, a naturalist who accompanied David Livingstone on the 1858-1864 Second Zambesi expedition.

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HOW ARE THE BABY BLACK MAMBA COMING TO THE WORLD?

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Black Mamba vs. The World | National Geographic

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Leona Agonizando por mordedura de una Mamba Negra