West African Gaboon viper – (Bitis gabonica rhinoceros)
What a dork
I still don’t understand what is going on here
This viper is being given a drink of water by its keeper.
I dont think that’s the correct way to water your viper…
Gaboon vipers are actually well known for initially not being able to recognize standing water. They need movement to recognize water sources, at least at first- especially with newly imported WC specimen that may be severely dehydrated. This method is a good way to ensure the snake is drinking without putting yourself in dangerous proximity to it.
AHHH This is way to cute! Tiny danger noodle is so adorable. I love gaboon vipers so much!
tailsandkabuki you need this cuteness on your dash right now!
BABY
firsty
Tag: snaaaaakes
snake……… on………… meeeee………… (snake on me)
snake…… meeeee…….. OOOOOOON (SNAKE ON ME)
A spoonful of Ball Python
Credit: Ryan Buckley
I’m so excited because I found out today that this little guy exists
He’s a Western Blind Snake and he looks like a very shiny earthworm
HE LOOKS SO HAPPY
This Russell’s viper snake takes advantage of the rain in Sri Lanka
Picture: Rex (via Animal pictures of the week: 17th April 2015 – Telegraph)



