gaboon viper
Gaboon Viper Pictures and Information, Photographs, Snakes, Bitis gabonica (Viperidae), Serpentes
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Gaboon Viper
WEST AFRICAN GABOON VIPER. Symptoms due to Viper Snake bite. Haemotoxic venom is very painful. Severe Local symptoms -- Intense Pain, Inflammation, Ozing of haemolytic blood. Marked Vasculotoxic effects. ... The Gaboon viper can approach 6 feet in length, is well camouflaged amongst leaf litter, and has a ...
GABOON VIPER - Definition
Search Dictionary: Meaning of GABOON VIPER. WordNet Dictionary. &nbsp. Websites: &nbsp. &nbsp. COPYRIGHT © 2000-2003 WEBNOX CORP. HOME | ABOUT HYPERDICTIONARY ... [n] large heavy-bodied brilliantly marked and extremely venomous west African viper ...
Gaboon Viper
Gaboon Viper. Return to. Return to. 20 images of Gaboon Vipers. All of the images that you will see here are protected by copyright laws. Photographs, prints and other items may be purchased on the SPECIAL OFFER page. ... Gaboon Viper. Photographed at the Cape Fear Serpentarium ...
gaboon viper
G is for Gaboon Viper. "Gaboon Viper" Bitis gabonica. Photo © Joe McDonald/CORBIS , Courtesy Ron Kalasinskas. It eats small animals. It is pink, purple, and light brown. Their fangs can become 2 inches long. It is very poisonous.
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Gaboon Viper. Scientific Name: Bitis gabonica. Geographical Range: (along the equatorial belt of Africa) East and Central Africa, West to Nigeria, South to Kwazulu/ Natal. Habitat: Forest and forest fringes ... Physical Description: The Gaboon viper has a very large and thick body with a distinctive color pattern ... Social Organization:: The Gaboon viper is a reptile of a solitary ...
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Gaboon Viper
Gaboon Viper, Bitis gabonica. Family Viperidae. B. gabonica is largest viper in Africa attaining weights of over 20 kg and possessing fangs up to 2 1/4 "long; like B.
gaboon viper
Common name: West African gaboon viper. Scientific name: Bitis gaboonica rhinoceros. Geographic range: West Africa. Habitat: Forest areas with leaf litter