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Viper, Pit A venomous serpent. So called because of its characteristic pit between the eyes and the nose. ... |
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Vipers, Common "Viper is a genus of venomous snakes. This family includes many important forms– e. g., the common adder, the asp, extending as far N. as Sweden; the African horned viper and puff adder, the Ind... |
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Vipers, Nest of "Many snakes are remarkable for their great beauty of coloring, or for the pattern of their markings. On account of the poisonous property so many possess, the whole order is popularly regarded with h... |
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Wood-terrapin Sometimes referred to as the fresh-water terrapin, the wood-terrapin ranges from Canada to Pennsylvania.... |
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Worm, Blind The blind worm is a good example of a snakelike lizard. It is harmless, and looks like a snake.... |
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Zonurus Zonurus, the type genus of Acanthocercus, with several species from the S. and E. of Africa and Madagascar.... |
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