What is the viper from the saw?

Viper Saw-Scaled is a small, poisonous snake known to be inhabited by India, but can also be found in many regions of the Middle East region. On average, these snakes are about 19 inches (50 cm) long, with some slightly larger and some slightly smaller. They are primarily light brown with a pattern of triangular white marks. Part of their name "scalated" comes from the way they warn against the attack. Snakes turn to the position so that they can project weights together, creating a sound, and hissing loudly.

These snakes are known to be extremely dangerous, and some experts think they are the most dangerous snakes in Asia. They have a poison that causes internal bleeding that can spread from the area around the bite to the organs. Venom also has the potential to cause a condition called necrosis, which basically means that the area around the bite begins to move. Many people would bite and Saw-Scaled Viper can also get large blisters around the bite and some will suffer from vomiting. Without treatment somePeople die of this poison in one day, but can also gradually damage a person for one week or more.

One of the reasons for the extreme danger of Viper with the saw is the temperament of the snake that leads to much more bites than the average snake management. Most experts argue that snakes attack without much hesitation and generally live in areas that put them in frequent contact with people. People sometimes hit these snakes when walking in the dark and they bite before they have time to react.

The natural prey of the viper from the saw are usually rodents and other small animals. Their population is considered relatively strong, so they have a major role in their ecosystem in terms of maintaining the gender of the population under control. It generally hunts at night, and this is also when many attacks on people occur.

these snakes generally prefer to live in dessert environment but can also be pouredAge in other types of areas. During the day they are hiding from the sun, they usually spend time under the leaves or stones. During the reproduction season, live young, with an average of five to seven baby snakes, is born.