Do venomous snakes kill many people each year in Venezuela?

According to this book MORDEDURAS POR SERPIENTES VENENOSAS EN LOS LLANOS DE VENEZUELA published in 2008, roughly 300 to 350 people in Venezuela die each year due to snake bites, although the book states that the real number must be higher since many of the deaths take place in remote areas and may go unaccounted. read more

Snakes kill more than 90,000 around the world Poisonous snakes could be killing more than 90,000 people a year around the world, new research has shown. Cobras and vipers kill 14,000 people each year in Southern Asia. read more

Snakes. While cobras and pythons attract a lot of attention, bites by smaller venomous snakes are highly dangerous, especially when they go untreated. The saw-scaled viper kills more people than any other snake each year, though the venomous serpent is comparatively diminutive at just one to three feet long. read more