Australia is generally know as being home to the most venomous creatures in the world. Well you can add one more to the nation’s long lists of deadly animals, as Australian and British scientists have discovered a new poisonous snake in the remote area of Kimberley, Western Australia. The ‘Kimberley death adder’, as the group of scientists named it is a sub-species of the known adder and is 50cm in length. The highly toxic snake has a venom that can cause total paralysis of the human’s respiratory system in 6 hours and eventually to death, if an antidote is not administered to the victim.