The Black Mamba (Dendroaspis polylepsis) (rovambira) (ginyambila)  is a venomous snake found in S & E Africa. It is the world's 2nd longest venomous snake after the king cobra. It is rumored to clock speeds of upto 16km/hr unofficially making it the world's fastest snake
The Black Mamba (Dendroaspis polylepsis) (rovambira) (ginyambila)  is a venomous snake found in S & E Africa. It is the world's 2nd longest venomous snake after the king cobra. It is rumored to clock speeds of upto 16km/hr unofficially making it the world's fastest snake
The Black Mamba (Dendroaspis polylepsis) (rovambira) (ginyambila)  is a venomous snake found in S & E Africa. It is the world's 2nd longest venomous snake after the king cobra. It is rumored to clock speeds of upto 16km/hr unofficially making it the world's fastest snake
The Black Mamba (Dendroaspis polylepsis) (rovambira) (ginyambila)  is a venomous snake found in S & E Africa. It is the world's 2nd longest venomous snake after the king cobra. It is rumored to clock speeds of upto 16km/hr unofficially making it the world's fastest snake
The grow to a length of about 2-3m. They are either grey or olive in colour but they get their name because of their black mouths. When threatened they lift about a ⅓of their body length above ground, puff their necks & hiss loudly to scare off attackers
The grow to a length of about 2-3m. They are either grey or olive in colour but they get their name because of their black mouths. When threatened they lift about a ⅓of their body length above ground, puff their necks & hiss loudly to scare off attackers
The grow to a length of about 2-3m. They are either grey or olive in colour but they get their name because of their black mouths. When threatened they lift about a ⅓of their body length above ground, puff their necks & hiss loudly to scare off attackers
The grow to a length of about 2-3m. They are either grey or olive in colour but they get their name because of their black mouths. When threatened they lift about a ⅓of their body length above ground, puff their necks & hiss loudly to scare off attackers
When cornered this snake will attack repeatedly injecting highly potent neuro & cardio toxin venom in its victims. Death can result in 20mims after being bitten. It is both a terrestrial & arboreal snake. It has nasty reputation for being the most feared snake in Africa.
When cornered this snake will attack repeatedly injecting highly potent neuro & cardio toxin venom in its victims. Death can result in 20mims after being bitten. It is both a terrestrial & arboreal snake. It has nasty reputation for being the most feared snake in Africa.
When cornered this snake will attack repeatedly injecting highly potent neuro & cardio toxin venom in its victims. Death can result in 20mims after being bitten. It is both a terrestrial & arboreal snake. It has nasty reputation for being the most feared snake in Africa.
When cornered this snake will attack repeatedly injecting highly potent neuro & cardio toxin venom in its victims. Death can result in 20mims after being bitten. It is both a terrestrial & arboreal snake. It has nasty reputation for being the most feared snake in Africa.
When you encounter it, it is best to remain calm and back away from it slowly.
When you encounter it, it is best to remain calm and back away from it slowly.
When you encounter it, it is best to remain calm and back away from it slowly.
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