Identifying The Krait Bungarus Caeruleus: Ecological Importance, Venom Toxicity, And Public Health Implications
The krait Bungarus caeruleus, a venomous elapid snake, plays a significant ecological and public health role. Its unique physical features, including a tri-colored body and elongated black head, distinguish it from other snakes. Its potent venom contains neurotoxins that cause paralysis, making bites potentially fatal. Understanding the distribution, behavior, and medical significance of this species is crucial for prevention and treatment.