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The striking Viper's camouflage-spider
(15) | 18/02/2015 | Translate: Η “οχιά αράχνη” (Spider-tailed Horned Viper) is a unique species of snake native to the West of Iran, and being under disappearance. The tail of this venomous snake looks stunning with a spider and uses it to attract small birds, like birds and mice. It also has an awesome camouflage his skin, that allows him to pass unnoticed in rugged environments.
For the first time in the world this unusual snake recorded moment that tempts and grabs its prey.
A viper catches a bird with its tail as a bait Still a rock, an adder Pseudocerastes urarachnoides tempts a bird through the tip of the tail resembling spider. slowly wagging tail attracting the prey a breath away. Endemic in western Iran, this viper one can meet her in the provinces of Ilam and Kermanshah.- An spider-tailed viper lures and bites a bird Using the tail resembling a spider, a viper Pseudocerastes urarachnoides luring a bird while it is hidden in the crack of a rock.
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- A herd of migratory birds collides with the ground On the morning of February 7, 2022 in Cuauhtémoc, Mexico, a security camera recorded a herd of migratory birds colliding with the ground. The unusual incident caused the death of at least 100 birds. The birds that belong to the species of yellow-headed blackbirds, are migratory. They migrate in winter from the area of the Great Lakes (Canada) in Mexico and the southwestern United States.
- How the rattlesnake rattles Here we see how the rattlesnake's tail works, to create his well-known rattle. The rattlesnake uses its tail to chase other predators or to distract its prey..
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