Which effect occurs when an inland taipan snake envenomates prey?

💡 Explanation

Envenomation causes paralysis because the taipan's venom induces presynaptic neurotoxicity, blocking acetylcholine release, therefore the prey becomes immobilized rather than experiencing cell lysis or cardiac complications, which are consequences of other venom types.

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