How much does a Viper weigh?

Answer 1

The weight of a viper varies because the company is always making new adjustments to their designs. The lightest Dodge viper ever weighs 3,297 pounds. That is 157 pounds lighter than the heaviest viper ever which is 3,454 pounds.

Answer 2

Based on several factors, including lethality of venom, aggressive behavior and number of human fatalities it is responsible for, it is commonly agreed upon by herpetologists that the most dangerous snake in the world is the Russell's Viper. Also known as the Chain Viper, the Russell's Viper ("Daboia russelli") causes thousands of deaths each year.

The Russell's Viper is a member of the Viperidae family of snakes. It preys mainly on rodents and other small animals and is a bearer of live young. Unlike many of the venomous snakes that are habitually shy and reclusive, the Russell's Viper tends to be more aggressive and will become threatened easily whenever a human approaches. Instead of fleeing immediately, they may coil up, hiss and strike out very quickly.

Russell's Vipers are normally two to five and a half feet in length, with triangular shaped heads and large fangs. The markings on their heads include three triangular shaped spots along with dark lines that stretch from the eyes to the corners of the mouth. Young snakes will be a shade of orange all over, while the adults darken into shades of brown such as dark brown and brownish-gray. The markings on their bodies will consist of oval spots (brown or black) that are edged in black, white or sometimes both colors. Sometimes these spots will zig-zag down along the snake's spine, though that is not always the case. The tail of the Russell's Viper is striped and their underside will be a cream-like shade.

THEIR WEIGHT DIFFERS

Answer 3

Vipers can become quite heavy. An adult viper can weigh a total of 20 pounds on more depending on the breed.

Answer 4

100 GRAMS