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.
Two major families of snakes account for most venomous snakes dangerous to humans. 1. The elapid family includes: 1  the cobras (Naja and other genera) of Asia and Africa; 2  the mambas (Dendroaspis) of Africa; the kraits (Bungarus) of Asia; 3  the coral snakes (Micrurus) of the Americas; and the Australian elapids, which include the coastal taipan ...