红海蛇在安达曼海珊瑚礁上捕食，水下野生动物邂逅

d sea krait (Laticauda colubrina) moves across a coral reef in the Andaman Sea, probing crevices in search of prey in a natural, unposed hunting sequence filmed from a scuba diver's perspective. Among the most venomous snakes in the world, its neurotoxic venom is estimated at ten times the potency of a rattlesnake's. The bold black and white banding functions as warning colouration, signalling toxicity to predators. Unlike fully aquatic sea snakes, this species must return to shore to drink, digest and lay eggs. 4K, vertical frame, wide angle establishing diver POV. Ko Haa Archipelago, Krabi Province, Thailand.