I've seen a bunch of explanations >venom gets diluted in water so it gives a shitload of venom. >fish are even faster then shit like mice so you need to kill them as fast as possible.
>>Sea snakes can't drink ocean water. >We don't know if mosasaurs could.
Do you have a clue how sea serpents drink water? A Mosasaurus wouldn't be able to do that. >We don't know if mosasaurs could.
With that size? Some probably could. Being big allows to retain internal heat.
>Sea kraits are a genus of venomous elapid sea snakes (subfamily: Laticaudinae), Laticauda. They are semiaquatic, and retain the wide ventral scales typical of terrestrial snakes for moving on land, but also have paddle-shaped tails for swimming.
Because they haven't been in the ocean for very long. They aren't related to older extinct sea turtle families, and are instead more closely related to snapping turtles.
Also there may be anatomical issues that prevent sea turtles from giving live birth that other marine reptiles don't experience.
>Sea snakes can't even move on land, though. They give live birth.
What's the correlation there? plenty of terrestrial snakes are ovoviviparous. Garters, common boas, all kinds of vipers including crotalids.
why are these frickers so venomous?? snakes venoms have no business being that fricking strong
I've seen a bunch of explanations
>venom gets diluted in water so it gives a shitload of venom.
>fish are even faster then shit like mice so you need to kill them as fast as possible.
Even sharks don't mess with them.
>tfw sometimes I have an irrational fear of a snake crawling up from the toilet while i'm taking a shit
When i was a kid i has this but with a crab pincing my cheeks
wtf is that b***h's hair
Sea snakes can't even move on land, though. They give live birth.
Arbitrary rules?
Sea snakes can't drink ocean water.
Sea snakes can't exist in cold waters.
Sea snakes are tiny and have only existed for a couple million years
>Sea snakes can't drink ocean water.
We don't know if mosasaurs could.
>Sea snakes can't exist in cold waters.
We don't know if mosasaurs could.
>>Sea snakes can't drink ocean water.
>We don't know if mosasaurs could.
Do you have a clue how sea serpents drink water? A Mosasaurus wouldn't be able to do that.
>We don't know if mosasaurs could.
With that size? Some probably could. Being big allows to retain internal heat.
>Sea kraits are a genus of venomous elapid sea snakes (subfamily: Laticaudinae), Laticauda. They are semiaquatic, and retain the wide ventral scales typical of terrestrial snakes for moving on land, but also have paddle-shaped tails for swimming.
Why don't sea turtles give live birth?
Because they haven't been in the ocean for very long. They aren't related to older extinct sea turtle families, and are instead more closely related to snapping turtles.
Also there may be anatomical issues that prevent sea turtles from giving live birth that other marine reptiles don't experience.
>Sea snakes can't even move on land, though. They give live birth.
What's the correlation there? plenty of terrestrial snakes are ovoviviparous. Garters, common boas, all kinds of vipers including crotalids.
this. Also the iguanas from Galapagos
OP is a moron
You are a fricking moron
OP utterly destroyed.
Also penguins.