Echis khosatzkii, commonly known as Khosatzkii's viper, is a robust, nocturnal snake found in arid regions of Central and Western Asia, characterized by its distinctive triangular head and potent venom used for ambushing prey. This species plays a vital role in controlling rodent populations and maintaining ecosystem balance.
Tag: viperidae family
Echis jogeri
Discover the <b>Echis jogeri</b>, a small yet fascinating viper native to the arid regions of Eastern Africa, known for its striking coloration, nocturnal hunting behavior, and crucial role in maintaining ecological balance. Adapted to thrive in sandy, rocky habitats, this species features a stout body, triangular head, and powerful venom for effectively preying on small mammals and birds.