Cause and effect does not spare any species!

Puff Adder venomous snake (scientific name: Bitis arietans, African puffed snake) is a venomous snake that causes the majority of fatal snakebites in Africa due to its habit of regularly appearing in densely populated areas. Its population and living range are extensive.

Adder snakes are members of the subfamily Viperinae of the family Viperidae. This subfamily is endemic to Europe, Asia and Africa, and includes about 13 genera. They are sometimes called holeless snakes, because they are not like their cousins ​​Crotalinae (hole snakes).

The scientific name of this snake comes from the Old English word “næddre”. Initially, this word was used only to refer to the snake. Later, people applied it mainly to poisonous snakes or snakes that look like poisonous snakes.

This species of snake is widely distributed in Africa and the Middle East, causing the highest number of human bites among venomous snakes in Africa, partly because this species is widely distributed, causing high encounter rates between them and humans. people increase.

As scary as that is, the snakes that often bring terror to humans are one day swallowed by their relatives in the middle of the road. Engineer Klaus Bohmer was the lucky one to witness the entire incident at Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, South Africa, during a memorable trip.

That day, due to a busy schedule, it was not until late in the evening that Mr. Klaus’ group of tourists began to depart to return to their resting place in the park.

On the road passing through the Mata Mata and Twee Rivieren areas, the sight of seemingly endless desert sand banks mixed with clusters of trees made his heart sob at the beauty that for so long he had only been admired in movies. image.

The trip was peaceful until another car on the road suddenly stopped. There is something interesting that makes the owner of the car extremely excited and points down the road.

Which made Klaus’s group extremely excited and decided to find out what happened. What they almost missed were two snakes entwined with each other. Just because their color blends with the color of the sugar, it is difficult to grasp.

However, what happened made the group of tourists even more impressed. “Right there, I saw with my own eyes a snake eating its fellow man.

Everything happened so quickly and so realistically that I didn’t dare to believe it. Surely what had just happened would become a reality. unforgettable memories for me,” Mr. Klaus recounted.

Cobras are extremely venomous snakes that can be found throughout Africa. This name is often used to refer to the Elapidae cobra species and most of them belong to the genus Naja. Of course, these snakes all carry venom and can be dangerous to humans.

Whenever threatened, their bodies rise and the skin on their necks swells to warn the enemy if they feel threatened.

Most of these snakes often have many ways to attack and inject poison into their victims. They often use their fangs to bite their opponents and thereby inject poison through their fangs into the wound, entering the bloodstream.

A few, such as the spitting cobra, often use the method of spraying venom out the front of their mouth cavity to threaten and attack enemies.