An adder is a type of viper.
Yes. Like most vipers puff adders give birth to live young.
Other than listing families of snakes (such as adders, vipers, boas, pythons, etc) the best answer I can think of is "serpents".
A group of vipers is called a nestThat would be a nest of Vipers
European Adder, Smooth snake, Grass snake, Common lizard, Sand lizard, slow worm
Puff Adders are found in the African areas near Morocco and in western Arabia, not Missouri.
Yes. Like most vipers puff adders give birth to live young.
All rattlesnakes belong to the Viperidae (viper) family. They belong to the group of pit vipers out of pit vipers, puff adders, adders. So the diamondback rattlesnake would be in the Viper(idae) family.
Seven species of vipers , including the asp and many varieties of adders.
Not necessarily. But pigmy rattle snakes & siide winde adders are very small vipers.
No, the true adder is a European venomous snake but the term is sometimes used very loosely to describe almost any snake, especially venomous snakes. Adders are vipers, rattlesnakes are vipers but rattlesnakes are not adders.
Other than listing families of snakes (such as adders, vipers, boas, pythons, etc) the best answer I can think of is "serpents".
Kraits are apart of the group Elapidae (elapids) which include other neurotoxic snakes such as Cobras and Coral Snakes. This group is separate from the other main group of venomous snakes, Viperidea (vipers), which include Rattlesnakes and Puff Adders. That being said, there are many differences between elapids and vipers. Elapids are generally long, slender snakes with small, fixed front fangs. Vipers on the other hand are usually stout-bodied with a triangular lance-like head that have long, hinged front fangs . Also, elapids possess neurotoxic venom while vipers have hemotoxic venom (in come cases have a blend of both as seen in Neo-tropical Rattlesnakes)
Necrophobia is the name for the fear of death adders.
Yes, vipers are real.
No. Rattlesnakes are pit vipers, and cobras are elapids.
A group of vipers is called a nestThat would be a nest of Vipers
No. There are no known species of vipers in Ohio.