Fierce Snake: Inland Taipan by Alexander Parada

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Photo Credit:http://www.themost10.com/10-most-venomous-snakes-in-world/

                                         Inland Taipan 

                                    By   Alexander Parada

The Inland Taipan are amazing animals. The Taipans color can be dark brown or light straw color. They change with the seasons. The Taipans darker colors Osborn heat in the winter. The Taipans head is almost black. The Taipan snake lives in the black soil plains between Queensland South Australia and Northern Territory. The Taipan is also found in dry deserts.

Taipans have an awesome way of breeding. The female Taipan lays up to 25 to 30 eggs per clutch they lay their eggs in very deep abandoned burrow. When a baby Taipan is between four or five years old, the baby Taipan hunts alone. Taipans have spectacular behaviors. Taipans rarely bite humans. The Taipan has enough venom to kill 250,000 mice! The Taipan is nocturnal which means “active at night”. The Taipan is the second most venomous snake in the world. The Taipan can swim in water. Taipans eat amazing animals. The Taipans prey is mice rats frogs lizards and other small mammals. The inland Taipan also has enough venom to kill 100 men. The inland taipan is not endangered because we just started learning about them. The Taipans lifespan is up to 25 to 30 years old. Taipans are extraordinary animals.

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