What venomous snakes with interesting patterns/colorations do you know?
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You probably know, but Pythons Pythonidae and Anakondas Eunectes are not poisonous snakes…
Right. These are spicy snakes👍🏻
Oh ups sorry
Pythons and Anakondas are as far as I know what to do. So Pythons definitely. My brother has a python
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Yes, they do not hurdle their prey (shore rather the cycle) and worms are like poison snakes not a scientific taxon.
But it’s true that they’re called sausages.
The Gabon Viper, my dear serpent!
Great pattern, interesting body, fascinating animal 🙂
Look at the rhino viper Bitis nasicornis on. Same genus, in my opinion still more beautiful patterning or rather coloring.
Also great, yes:-)
There are many. Most have been called. I myself once had a very beautiful mangrove night tree scatter (Boiga dendrophila), a Trugnatter, with poison teeth lying far behind in the throat and a relatively weak poison.
Ah yes, also very pretty!!!
Hello!
Two snakes fall into my head, namely the Inland Taipan and the Black Mamba. I’ve heard that some Inland Taipane are blue turquoise and I think that was the black mamba that when the sun shines on their sheds, these then appear rainbow colors
Here’s a little extract:
Snakes of the genus Bitis (Puffotters)
rhinoviper Bitis nasicornis
Snakes of the genus atheris
Noise-Buschviper Atheris hispida
vipern viperidae are often colorful, as they are mostly Lauerjäger, just look around 🙂
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May I ask what your question is about?
Very extensive history….
In short: I want to use their patterns for my carnotaurus, which I can write as I like.
Oh so, my question aimed at the perhaps intended attitude of such animals due to their beautiful coloring. I’m calmed…