Scientific name: Vipera aspis
Weight: Length: 20-23 ½ in rarely 35 in Lives: Mountain slopes, scrub, and dry woodland. Central and West Europe.
Diet: Voles, mice, lizards, birds,
Eggs: 5-22
ASP Viper are venomous and unlike most European vipers, this viper is more slender. This viper has a upturned snout, and a triangular shaped head. Unlike most vipers, the ASP Viper has no nose horns. The ASP Viper venom is stronger than a adder, however this viper venom can vary depending where they lived. Females are larger than males, and gives birth to live young. They are more active during the day.
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Animal Journal #2 by Wild101Life
Non-FictionSecond book for the animal studies. I update the animals, as I come cross new facts. I get the information from many different books (so, credit to them), along with the pictures form google. I do take request, either DM or put it in the co...