It is a highly venomous viper from South America with a head shaped like a lance.
The fer-de-lance lives in Central and South America in what is called tropical lowlands. This dangerous reptile extends down through the northern half of Brazil but is limited in the west by the Andes. A link can be found below.
It is difficult to predict the outcome as it would depend on various factors such as size, age, and health of the snakes. Both species are highly venomous and aggressive, and a fight between them could be deadly for either snake.
Sand lance - it's a fish.
Nome de seu animal de estimacao means what is the name of your pet.
As the person before me said, it is not a urine stain. The yellowish spot on your hamster's stomach is one that all MALE hamsters have. It is just there because all male hamsters have it.
Fer-de-Lance - comics - was created in 1988.
NO
It is a snake
Fer-de-Lance
No, the fer-de-lance, a viper with potent venom, would probably make a horrible family pet -- unless you had some serious issues with your family.
The fer-de-lance snake is found in Central and South America. The Emerald Tree Boa is found in South America.
A Fer-de-lance is a venomous snake found in central and South America, and Asia.
A fer-de-lance is a species of highly venomous snake. See related link for a photograph. Specifically a comparatively large Central and South American pit viper.
Fer-de-Lance - 1974 TV is rated/received certificates of: Finland:K-16 Iceland:12 Norway:15 (video rating) West Germany:12
ten thousand million trillion billion
Fer-de-Lance - 1974 TV was released on: USA: 18 October 1974 West Germany: 20 March 1975 (theatrical release) Finland: 25 February 1977
I think they live in the forest floor.