Azemiopinae — Fea's vipers, a distinctive viper subfamily Azemiopinae A small, distinctive group of vipers centered on the genus Azemiops (Fea's vipers), native to mountainous forests of Southeast Asia and southern China; noted for unique anatomy, ma…
Bitis: African vipers — biology, species, and significance Bitis Bitis is a genus of venomous vipers native to Africa and the southern Arabian Peninsula, known for species like the puff adder and Gaboon viper and for their ambush habits and medi…
Night adders (subfamily Causinae): overview, biology, and interactions Causinae Causinae, the night adders, are a small group of African vipers (genus Causus) known for daytime activity, egg-laying, amphibian diet, and generally mild but venomous bites. Overvi…
