People who believe in essentialism think that a human is likely to behave in the same way regardless of which culture they have been brought up in. An example of such a belief is that men are always more aggressive than women, regardless of culture, because males have higher testosterone levels.
The worldâs most dangerous snakes (32 HQ Photos) Using a metric that takes into account six factors â average size of an adult snake, average venom yield in a bite, toxicity of venom, length of fangs, typical disposition, and deaths per year from each species â these are considered to be the most dangerous snakes in the world. Boomslang. Found: Sub-Saharan Africa.
The Black Mamba is native to Africa. While it may not be the most venomous snake in the world (one bite may only deliver enough venom to kill 10 people), it is still arguably the most dangerous snake in the world for other reasons. It is the fastest snake on earth, able to travel as fast as 20 km/h.