The Common Death Adder is one of the worl's most venomous snakes. It has a flat, triangular head and a thick body. its coloring is light brown with dark brown/black stripes. The Common Death Adder uses its stripes help camouflage so that it can lie in wait for prey. It is not scared of movement close-by, making it particularly dangerous to humans.
Distribution & Habitat:
forest, grassland and woodland areas throughout eastern Australia.
Diet:
small mammals and birds
Breeding:
The Common Death Adder produces live offspring, with anywhere from 10-30 snakes per clutch.
