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Venomous jungle animals
Rainforests hold some of the most venomous snakes, spiders and insects on Earth. These all fit the Venomous × Found in a jungle square from a past Overlaple puzzle.
This pair comes from a past Overlaple puzzle: Friday, 23 October 2026, where “Venomous” and “Found in a jungle” met in one square. That page lists the best answers players gave.
Jev, the AI judge that scores Overlaple, says whether it fits both.
16 things that fit both
- Gaboon viperThe longest fangs of any snake, in African rainforests.
- King cobraThe longest venomous snake, in Asian forests.
- Fer-de-lanceA deadly pit viper of Central and South American forests.
- BushmasterThe longest viper in the Americas, in the Amazon.
- Eyelash viperA small pit viper with scales like eyelashes.
- Green mambaA fast, venomous tree snake of African forests.
- Wagler’s pit viperThe temple viper of Southeast Asian rainforests.
- Banded kraitA highly venomous snake of Southeast Asia.
- Coral snakeBrightly banded, with potent venom.
- Brazilian wandering spiderOne of the most venomous spiders.
- Amazonian giant centipedeUp to 30 cm long, with a venomous bite.
- Bullet antA rainforest ant with an agonising sting.
- Slow lorisOne of the few venomous mammals, from Asian rainforests.
- Emperor scorpionA large scorpion of West African rainforests.
- Malayan pit viperA venomous viper of Southeast Asian forests.
- JararacaA venomous pit viper of the Atlantic Forest in Brazil.
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