This snake was killed near a friend of mines house. The Thai building contractors on site chopped it up on sight. Can anyone Identify this snake?

Thanks in advance.

That looks like a Krait. Venomous.

I seriously dislike people who kills snakes.

http://www.siam-info.com/english/snakes_bungarus.html

That looks like a Krait. Venomous.

I seriously dislike people who kills snakes.

I seriously dislike snakes that kill people.

That looks like a Krait. Venomous.

I seriously dislike people who kills snakes.

I seriously dislike snakes that kill people.

concur mate cos you know these damn snakes are building their nests going into human territory, eating up human food, being terrified of these humans when they actually go into the human's territory and then somehow killing these humans all cos these humans try to defend themselves.

That looks like a Krait. Venomous.

I seriously dislike people who kills snakes.

have to agree on the animosity for snake killers, would like to see contractors chopped up

9 out of 10 lethal snakebites are bitten children, i do not like killing snakes either but all snakes that come in to village are killed venomous or not, even a non venomous snake bite could be dangerous since they have a very strong and alien bacterial flora in mouth. A problem is rat and mouse building nests inside houses, baby rodents are gourmet dinner for snakes. Killed snakes are eaten, i have tried it, tastes like chicken but so does many things i have heard.

We only killed browns in Australia as they attacked rather than shied away plus they were savage buggers, actually had a diamond python living under my place that kept the rats and mice to a minimum, he had full run of the place, he even ate the occasional chook when he ran out of rodents. Here I refuse to take chances, they come into our yard they are fair game, especially the poisonous ones and any tree snakes that drop on mums head, hahahahahaha

9 out of 10 lethal snakebites are bitten children

Is this stat available somewhere? I'm not saying you are wrong, but I would be interested in where this stat came from.

From the pictures I would say this is a Blue Krait. They are not very aggressive but their bite is deadly. One of my dogs insisted on playing with one and die shortly after getting bite.

9 out of 10 lethal snakebites are bitten children

Is this stat available somewhere? I'm not saying you are wrong, but I would be interested in where this stat came from.

More likeley field workers

I don't blame the contractors for killing the snake. They are raising their children around this area.

Thanks for the ID

I don't blame the contractors for killing the snake. They are raising their children around this area.

Thanks for the ID

Actually, they will be eating the snake for dinner. The contractors that worked on a project next to my house also ate any frogs they caught.

I failed to mention that this was just outside Jomtien.

9 out of 10 lethal snakebites are bitten children,

Phew, that makes me feel a bit safer..

I lost a cat to a snake just like the one shown here. Kill all snakes and get more cats.

9 out of 10 lethal snakebites are bitten children

Is this stat available somewhere? I'm not saying you are wrong, but I would be interested in where this stat came from.

It was a documentry i saw long time ago, it was from India so maybe this can vary from country to country. Repitiles sun bathing and kids playing around not being observent. The same doctor allso said that the biggest reason people die from snakebites are the shock "OMG. IM SNAKEBITTEN! NOW I DIE" lowering your imune system.

9 out of 10 lethal snakebites are bitten children

Is this stat available somewhere? I'm not saying you are wrong, but I would be interested in where this stat came from.

It was a documentry i saw long time ago, it was from India so maybe this can vary from country to country. Repitiles sun bathing and kids playing around not being observent. The same doctor allso said that the biggest reason people die from snakebites are the shock "OMG. IM SNAKEBITTEN! NOW I DIE" lowering your imune system.

They did used to believe that the fear of the snake bite was more dangerous than the toxic effects. Kevin Budden believed it to his cost.

Any snake especially poisonous would be killed in a heartbeat.

I just can't get comfortable knowing there is a snake a few meters from me.

In a 'me or him' situation.... It's him.

9 out of 10 lethal snakebites are bitten children

Is this stat available somewhere? I'm not saying you are wrong, but I would be interested in where this stat came from.

It was a documentry i saw long time ago, it was from India so maybe this can vary from country to country. Repitiles sun bathing and kids playing around not being observent. The same doctor allso said that the biggest reason people die from snakebites are the shock "OMG. IM SNAKEBITTEN! NOW I DIE" lowering your imune system.

They did used to believe that the fear of the snake bite was more dangerous than the toxic effects. Kevin Budden believed it to his cost.

I have been thinking about this many times and maybe if it is a small one but.... How do you keep your cool when a drain pipe size cobra has sunken his teeth in your neck?

now i saw the link too. interesting reading

Edited November 15, 201312 yr by Indrid Cold

9 out of 10 lethal snakebites are bitten children

Is this stat available somewhere? I'm not saying you are wrong, but I would be interested in where this stat came from.

It was a documentry i saw long time ago, it was from India so maybe this can vary from country to country. Repitiles sun bathing and kids playing around not being observent. The same doctor allso said that the biggest reason people die from snakebites are the shock "OMG. IM SNAKEBITTEN! NOW I DIE" lowering your imune system.

So the statement is nothing but unconfirmed gossip worth diddly...? Thanks, I was only wondering.

9 out of 10 lethal snakebites are bitten children

Is this stat available somewhere? I'm not saying you are wrong, but I would be interested in where this stat came from.

It was a documentry i saw long time ago, it was from India so maybe this can vary from country to country. Repitiles sun bathing and kids playing around not being observent. The same doctor allso said that the biggest reason people die from snakebites are the shock "OMG. IM SNAKEBITTEN! NOW I DIE" lowering your imune system.

So the statement is nothing but unconfirmed gossip worth diddly...? Thanks, I was only wondering.

Well the stat did not come from Ireland and you are welcome

So the statement is nothing but unconfirmed gossip worth diddly...? Thanks, I was only wondering.

Well the stat did not come from Ireland and you are welcome

The stat didn't come from anywhere, did it...? It was total bull shit, wasn't it..?

Since my g/f was bitten by a Malayan Pit Viper (in the garden) & very nearly died, i'm afraid the slippery little blighters are destined to be heading only one way for me

The same doctor allso said that the biggest reason people die from snakebites are the shock "OMG. IM SNAKEBITTEN! NOW I DIE" lowering your imune system.

Seriously, where do people get all this <deleted> from!?

Let's make one thing clear; the reason people die from snake bites is because some snakes inject venom. There are two major types of venom: neurotoxic venoms and heamotoxic venoms, plus a small number of other disgusting venoms including venoms that breaks down tissue (necrotising venoms). The venom is the reason people die. Nothing else.

Edited November 15, 201312 yr by Forethat

So the statement is nothing but unconfirmed gossip worth diddly...? Thanks, I was only wondering.

Well the stat did not come from Ireland and you are welcome

The stat didn't come from anywhere, did it...? It was total bull shit, wasn't it..?

yeah but you have to lift it up a little bit to get the left corner in angle.

The stat didn't come from anywhere, did it...? It was total bull shit, wasn't it..?

yeah but you have to lift it up a little bit to get the left corner in angle.

Just to set the record straight; studies show that the peak age group of snakebite deaths is 15-29 years (25% of all deaths is within this age group). Only 7% of deaths is within the age group 2-15 years (Sawai Y, Honma M (1976) Snake bites in India.)

Edited November 15, 201312 yr by Forethat

The stat didn't come from anywhere, did it...? It was total bull shit, wasn't it..?

yeah but you have to lift it up a little bit to get the left corner in angle.

Just to set the record straight; studies show that the peak age group of snakebite deaths is 15-29 years (25% of all deaths is within this age group). Only 7% of deaths is within the age group 2-15 years (Sawai Y, Honma M (1976) Snake bites in India.)

I am talking mortality. So if you you are right we should send our 2-15 years out snake hunting since olny 7% of them die from snakebite right?

So if you you are right we should send our 2-15 years out snake hunting since olny 7% of them die from snakebite right?

No, it means you should stop posting completely incorrect and made up statements on public forums that you cant back up.

Any venemous snake capable of harming/killing a human should be killed on sight, wipe em all out !