What is another word for Family Elapidae?
Pronunciation: [fˈamɪli ɪlˈapɪdˌiː] (IPA) 
The Family Elapidae refers to a group of venomous snakes that are commonly referred to as elapids. These snakes are known for their distinctive features, such as a short and fixed fang at the front of their jaw, and their venomous bite, which can be deadly to humans. There are several synonyms used for the term "Family Elapidae." These include elapids, elapid snakes, venomous snakes, and cobra snakes. Regardless of the synonym used, members of this family are known for being difficult to handle and potentially dangerous. While elapids are not commonly kept as pets, many people are fascinated by their unique characteristics and habits.
