内陆太攀蛇
内陆太攀蛇（学名：Oxyuranns microlepidotus），又名细鳞太攀蛇、西陆太攀蛇、内陆盾尖吻蛇，属眼镜蛇科太攀蛇属，是澳大利亚中东部半干旱地区的特有蛇种。[2]居住在这些地区的土著澳大利亚人称其为“Dandarabilla”。[3][4]内陆太攀蛇率先于1879年由弗雷德里克·麦科伊（Frederick McCoy）发现并描述，之后又于1882年由威廉·约翰·麦克莱（William John Macleay）发现并描述，但在接下来的90年中，内陆太攀蛇对科学界来说是一个神秘的物种。由于找不到更多的标本，对于该物种的认知直到1972年被重新发现之前基本停滞。[5]
内陆太攀蛇
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科学分类 
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| 界： | 动物界 Animalia |
| 门： | 脊索动物门 Chordata |
| 纲： | 爬行纲 Reptilia |
| 目： | 有鳞目 Squamata |
| 亚目： | 蛇亚目 Serpentes |
| 科： | 眼镜蛇科 Elapidae |
| 属： | 太攀蛇属 Oxyuranus |
| 种： | 内陆太攀蛇 O. microlepidotus
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| Oxyuranus microlepidotus (McCoy, 1879)
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内陆太攀蛇是世界毒性最强的陆栖蛇类。基于小鼠的半数致死量值，它的毒液毒性是迄今为止所有毒蛇中最强的，甚至比海蛇还要强。[6][7][8]人体心脏细胞培养测试表明，内陆太攀蛇具有爬行动物中毒性最大的毒液。[9][10][11]与大多数蛇类不同，内陆太攀蛇的毒液特别适合杀死恒温动物，所以也是专业的哺乳动物猎手。据估计，被内陆太攀蛇一次咬伤便具有足够的杀伤力，可以杀死至少100名成年男子，[12][13]并且根据咬伤的性质，如果不进行治疗，其有可能在30至45分钟内杀死人类。[14]
内陆太攀蛇是一种速度极快且敏捷的蛇，能够以极高的准确度立即攻击任何物种，经常会在同一次攻击幅度中发出多次攻击，[15][16]并且几乎每次攻击都能向被攻击物种植入毒液。[17]
虽然内陆太攀蛇极具毒性且善于攻击。但与更加激进的海岸太攀蛇相比，内陆太攀蛇通常非常害羞，喜于隐居，[18]性格平静且更偏向摆脱威胁。[19] 然而如果被激怒、[20]处理不当[21]或在逃跑时被干扰，会进行自卫并攻击。 [22]此外由于内陆太攀蛇生活在偏远的地方，很少与人接触，[23]因此根据其性格与年致人死亡数方面，内陆太攀蛇并不被认为是世界上最致命的蛇。[24]
参考资料
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