Black mamba vs green mamba: Africa’s deadliest snakes compared – size, venom, habitat, behaviour, and who would win
Africa's notorious black and green mambas, though both deadly, exhibit striking differences. The black mamba, a larger, aggressive ground hunter of savannas, boasts the world's fastest speed and highly potent venom. In contrast, the smaller, reclusive green mamba thrives in coastal forests, relying on camouflage and agility. Understanding these distinct adaptations reveals fascinating diversity among venomous snakes.
Africa's notorious black and green mambas, though both deadly, exhibit striking differences. The black mamba, a larger, aggressive ground hunter of savannas, boasts the world's fastest speed and highly potent venom. In contrast, the smaller, reclusive green mamba thrives in coastal forests, relying on camouflage and agility. Understanding these distinct adaptations reveals fascinating diversity among venomous snakes.
