The poisonous snake with 3 fangs can be the “most dangerous death sum in the world”

In a first discovery of its kind, a death plumes have been found with three super sharp venomous fangs, instead of the usual two.

“This is something we had never seen before,” said Billy Collett, park manager at Australian Reptile Park, where the snake lives, in a statement sent by email to science live. “We have had this deadline in the Venom program for about seven years, but we only recently noticed the third fang. I thought it would simply get rid of time, but a year later, it is still there!”

This third fang, located right next to one of the other fangs on the left side of the snake’s mouth, also produces poison. This means that it has a much larger poison production by bite than usual for a death plume, which makes it even more mortal.

This ultra rare snake “could be the most dangerous death summer in the world,” Collett said in a video interview. According to the statement, the additional fang is the result of a mutation never seen before.