Both snakes are deadly, but which is more venomous, aggressive, or lethal to humans in a real-life encounter? Find out how they compare.

A Virgin Australia flight faced delay at Melbourne Airport. A green tree snake was discovered in the cargo hold. The flight VA337 was bound for Brisbane. Snake catcher Mark Pelley safely removed the ...

The snake in question was a three-foot-long green tree snake—Latin name Dendrelaphis punctulatus—a harmless species that can be found throughout the north and east coasts of Australia.

Resident Peera Pitaktrakul, 53, said: 'I was just about to go to the toilet when I was shocked to see the large green snake trying to escape through a hole where the aircon drainage pipe used to be.

A highly venomous snake is still on the loose after escaping a home in Tilburg, the Netherlands on Monday afternoon, a municipality spokesperson told CNN on Wednesday.

An "extremely venomous" two-meter-long green mamba snake is on the loose in the Netherlands, police said Tuesday, warning residents to stay indoors and under no circumstances attempt to ensnare ...

The Natal Green Snake is another example of mistaken identity as it also shares the same green colour as that of the Green Mamba. There are, however, a few distinct characteristics of a Green Mamba.