38K views · 462 reactions | The incredible variable bush viper! Atheris squamigera. Some of the coolest looking scales ever. And they come in many different colors naturally! #atherissquamigera #venomoussnakes #dragon | Mark’s Reptiles | Facebook

Western African Green Bush Viper! This stunning snake, also known as Atheris chlorechis, is a master of camouflage with its vibrant green scales blending seamlessly into the lush foliage of West African forests. . . . #snake #reelschallenge #ayoubnayiak #facts #instareels #fbreels23 #fbreels24 #wildlifephotography #wildlife | Ayoub Nayiak Wildlife Photographer

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1.3K views · 41 reactions | Watering our Variable Bush Viper (Atheris squamigera), these snakes are just so mesmerizing. They come in variable colours hens the name. This central and western African viper is small maxing out at 45 to 60cm. They have a heamotoxic venom with no antivenom available although antivenom for Echis (Saw scale/Carpet vipers) has been some what effective in neutralizing the venom. | Reptile Garden | Facebook

Our Variable Bush Viper (Atheris squamigera) having a drink while misting. These snakes come from Western and Central Africa. They are often found in low lying bushes often with flowers. Great hunting grounds when preying on lizards, frogs, birds and small mammals. These are variable in colour hence their common name. They can be yellows, greens, oranges, reds and even black. Some individuals also have dark patterns. They have a predominantly heamotoxic venom and although not often fatal there h