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Old 03-10-03, 07:47 PM   #1
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Coral snake vs. the Mojave

drop for drop, which of these is the most deadly?
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Old 03-10-03, 07:58 PM   #2
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they are both about the same, just the Mojave shoots in alot more.

Mojave: LD50 .34, Normal Yield: 50-90 mg, Fatal Dose: 10-15
Coral: LD50 1.3, Normal yield: 3-5 mg, fatal dose 4-5mg
(from SHHS and BGF)

Kindof conflicting info. LD50 Mojave is 4 times as potent, fatal dose Coral is 2 to 3 times more potent.


So I would rankt hem drop for drop the same and the Mojave the deadlier of the 2. But hey, dead is dead and rumor is they stopped producing Coral AV.
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Old 03-10-03, 08:07 PM   #4
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lol, he tore lots of holes in that rat before he ate it
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The most dangerous venomous snake in the world is the one that sinks its fangs into you......
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I have always been under the impression that the coral Snake has the more potent venom out of the 2 but that the Mojave can deliver more amounts of venom at a single time. My uncle and I donate venomous snakes to the kingsville, Tx Serpentarium where the venom is studied and AV is made, so I know they are atleast still working with coral snakes down there and AV is attempted to being made. I will find out for sure however.
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the last information i recieved was that Wyeth stopped production of Fulvius AV because of lack of demand. Coral snakes only account for about 1% of venomous snakebites in the United States. But I heard a rumor that they are starting production again. Who knows?
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