60 venomous snakes, cocaine, guns and 22,000 dollars in cash seized during New Mexico drug raid

60 venomous snakes, cocaine, guns and 22,000 dollars in cash seized during New Mexico drug raid; inland taipan among reptiles found Federal agents investigating an alleged cocaine trafficking operation in New Mexico made a shocking discovery after uncovering 60 snakes, half a pound of cocaine, three firearms and 22,000 dollars in cash during a raid on a home in the South Valley area near Albuquerque.According to KOAT Action News 7, the search was part of an ongoing federal investigation into cocaine distribution. While executing the warrant, authorities reportedly found an extensive collection of reptiles, many of them highly venomous and considered among the most dangerous snakes in the world.The seizure inventory included cobras, mambas, pit vipers and pythons, along with an inland taipan, widely regarded as one of the world's most venomous snakes. Officials also noted that several of the reptiles had names, including pythons called "Sunset" and "William" and cobras nicknamed "Blizzard" and "Pablo Escobar."Officials warn of danger posed by venomous snakesThe New Mexico Department of Wildlife said most of the seized reptiles are venomous and that bites from many of the species wou...