What is the carpet?

Viper carpets, sometimes referred to as a viper from the saw, is a poisonous snake found primarily in Africa and India. This reptile is known for being able to strike quickly and without warning. Usually it is very poison, so the bite can often be fatal. The snake usually has brown or gray characters that tend to mask the reptile, which often makes it difficult until one is bitten. The head of the viper carpet is somewhat wider than the rest of his body. It is also flat at the top with a slightly rounded snout. Scales cover the head and abdomen of the animal.

Viper carpet is usually gray or brown with periodic white spots on or near the head. Often it has what seems to be on the back of a diamond formula, similar to a snake copper. The coloring of this reptile helps to hide in Štrbinaes rocks or on trees. He can even bury in the sand and leave only his head.

these snakes are reported more snakes than most othersCh poisonous swigs. The reason is partly the fact that these animals are often inconspicuous and people accidentally encounter them. They are quickly lively reptiles who do not necessarily have to be provoked before hitting. Snakes are very fast moving and give only small or no warning that they plan to attack.

In addition to biting, the carpet of a large poison often carries. The average snake can transmit up to 12 mg to bite. The deadly dose for a typical adult is only about 5 mg. For this reason, people who are this reptile often die before they can receive medical treatment.

Viper carpets usually dinner on lizards, frogs and big insects. It could also eat Scorpions and Centipedes if available. This snake generally does not look for one type of prey above the other, but rather chooses a species that is easiest to catch.

The female carpet Viper carries its young inside of her body until they are ready. Baby snakes develop inside the eggs that are hatched in the womb toRatter before birth. There may be up to fifteen offspring in each litter and most of the births take place in the summer months.