The basic unit of measurement for environmental noise, as. recommended by ISO 1996/1, is the dB(A), but other mea-. suring concepts, based on dB(A), are used to provide sin-. gle-number criteria for describing fluctuating noise and to. predict human reaction to the temporal qualities of noise.
5. King Cobra (5.8 inches meters/19). King Cobra is a venomous snake and one of the longest in the world. Although the snake is slimmer than Boa, King cobras have a strong poison that can kill quickly Boa. King Cobra has a neurotoxic poison in high doses.
The most venomous snake, measured by the LD50 test or any type of criteria, is the inland taipan snake of Australia. Image: Inland taipan snake by Wikipedia contributor. The inland taipan (Oxyuranus microlepidotus) possesses the most toxic venom of any snake in the world. But here again, that does not necessarily mean that the inland taipan -- also known as the fiece snake -- is the most dangerous or deadliest snake in the world.