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Translation for 'mamba' from English to Dutch

(East African) green mamba

smalkopmamba {de} [Dendroaspis angusticeps]zoöl.T

black mamba

zwarte mamba {de} [Dendroaspis polylepis]zoöl.T

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common mamba

smalkopmamba {de} [Dendroaspis angusticeps]zoöl.T

eastern green mamba

smalkopmamba {de} [Dendroaspis angusticeps]zoöl.T

Hallowell's green mamba

groene mamba {de} [Dendroaspis viridis]zoöl.T

West African green mamba

groene mamba {de} [Dendroaspis viridis]zoöl.T

western green mamba

groene mamba {de} [Dendroaspis viridis]zoöl.T

white-mouthed mamba

smalkopmamba {de} [Dendroaspis angusticeps]zoöl.T

• groene mamba {de} [Dendroaspis viridis] = western green mamba
• groene mamba {de} [Dendroaspis viridis] = Hallowell's green mamba
• groene mamba {de} [Dendroaspis viridis] = West African green mamba

• It has been found that some three-fingered toxins from mamba venom interact synergistically with each other. The molecular mechanisms of these interactions remain unknown.
• Calcicludine is a toxin in the venom of the green mamba "(Dendroaspis angusticeps)".
• Stowe suggests turning off the central heating source, as this would send the black mamba into a coma.
• Analysis of the components of the venom of all mambas places the western green mamba as sister species to Jameson's mamba.
• The cover art features black mamba snakes in the form of basketballs with the number 24 on one of the snakes.

• Other snakes in the area include the forest adder, black mamba, and the green mamba.
• Fasciculins are a class of toxic proteins found in certain snake venoms, notably some species of mamba.
• All mambas are highly venomous. Untreated black mamba bites have a mortality rate of 100%.
• Eastern green mamba, forest cobra and Gaboon adder.