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Sea snake Sea snake is a type of venomous ellipid snake that spends most or most of its life in the sea. Although they originated and developed from terrestrial snakes, all of them spend their entire lives in the aquatic environment of the ocean, and they never come to land. Exceptions occur only in the case of the Leticada genus. The ancestors of the snakes of this genus have superior characteristics, and they spend a small part of their lives on land. The spread of sea snakes can be seen in the warm ocean currents of India and the Pacific Ocean. They all have paddle-like tails, and many have lateral symmetrical bodies, which are very similar to those of marine bain fish. Sea snakes do not have gills like fish, so they have to regularly rise above the water to perform their respiratory functions. They are one of the aquatic and air-breathing vertebrates. Some of the marine snakes and their species are recognized as the most venomous in the world. There are some among them who are behaviorally quite peaceful, innocent, and sting only when they feel threatened. In addition, the rest of the species is much more aggressive. So far, 16 species and 72 species of sea snakes have been found.