the snakes wait for their warm blooded prey to come to them instead of chasing it down. Why waste energy? When a pit viper lashes out, the reptile can strike with up to half of its total body ...

So, the team largely responsible for the original Viper set to work overhauling it, and turning it into something which resembled a beefy Lotus. Reportedly, a couple of full-scale mock-ups were ...

The danger and impact of a Russell’s Viper bite The Russell's Viper is considered to be one of the most dangerous snakes in the world and is believed to have caused several deaths and poisonings ...

If you find yourself bitten by a snake in India, there’s a very good chance that the culprit is either the Russell’s viper, common krait, Indian cobra or the Indian saw-scaled viper.

Watch the full episode here ... and the Middle East. This viper's scales are oriented upward rather than backward, which is what you'll usually see with most snakes. When threatened, it will ...

Image Source : INDIA TV Parmod arrived at the hospital holding the live snake after it had bitten him. A shocking incident unfolded in Bhagalpur when a man, bitten by a Russell's viper—one of ...

A full-grown Russell's viper (Daboia russelii), trapped in a fishing ... called Chandrobora in Bengali for lunar marks all over its body — are among the four most poisonous groups of snakes, the other ...

A man bitten by the poisonous Russell’s Viper took the snake with him to a hospital in Bihar’s Bhagalpur district on October 15 to ensure that doctors treated him appropriately. He showed the ...

A Russell's Viper - one of the most venomous snakes in the world - bit a man in Bihar's Bhagalpur. What he did next was unexpected. The man, Prakash Mandal, grabbed the venomous snake by its mouth ...

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: In the backdrop of deaths resulting from pit viper bites in Kasaragod and Idukki districts, demands are rising to develop anti-snake venom for a variety of vipers found in the ...

Most of the time, the snakes wait for their warm blooded prey to come to them instead of chasing it down. Why waste energy? When a pit viper lashes out, the reptile can strike with up to half of its ...