Photographer Spends 10 Days Tracking Down Snakes in Namibia
Peringuey's adder (Bitis peringueyi)
Photographer: Marisa Ishimatsu
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Photographer Spends 10 Days Tracking Down Snakes in Namibia
Peringuey's adder (Bitis peringueyi)
Photographer: Marisa Ishimatsu
Peringuey's adder By: Carol Hughes From: Wildlife of the Deserts 1980
Todays Snake Is:
The Peringuey’s Adder or Namibian Sidewinder (Bitis peringueyi) is a venomous snake native to Namibia and Angola. These snakes are ambush hunters and will bury themselves in the sand in wait of prey such as lizards, luring them with the black tips of their tails. They are well-adapted for life in the desert, as demonstrated by their high-set eyes, which allow them to see even when otherwise below the surface.
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