Sea snakes are spectacular and mysterious sea creatures often very hard to find. They are restricted to coastal areas of the Indian Ocean and Western Pacific Ocean. With laterally compressed bodies and paddle-like tails, they are often mistaken for eels. But sea snakes are actually highly venomous snakes found in aquatic environments for most or all of their lives.

Despite their marine adaptations, most sea snakes prefer to inhabit shallow waters near land, around islands, and sheltered waters. Closely related to the Australian venomous terrestrial snakes in the family Elapidae, Sea snakes are classified into two broad subfamilies. True sea snakes (subfamily Hydrophiinae) and the more primitive sea kraits (subfamily Laticudinae).

The majority of adult sea snake species grow to be between 4 feet and 5 feet in length. The largest sea snake, Hydrophis spiralis, reaches a maximum length of 10 ft (3m) – one of the largest snake species in the world! Sea snakes have the most potent venom of all snakes in the world. Though the majority of sea snake species have gentle dispositions, some aggressive sea snake species are more irritable, and capable of killing an adult human in less than 30 minutes.

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Snakes are quite versatile, living on land and sea, remaining flying snakes.

If snakes like other reptiles are cold blooded, meaning their body temperature depends on that of their environment, how do sea snakes maintain homeostasis?

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