[Every time I say how fierce and poisonous the snake is, and then I get so close and act like a rogue, it’s very annoying [wonderful]]

[Austin Stevens, the South African Snake King, was often broadcast on the Science and Education Channel in the past. I remember being bitten by a viper in one episode. I forgot whether it was a horned viper or a Gabon viper]

[One thing to say, every time I watch Fang Shen introduce poisonous snakes, I am very scared (covering my face)]

"And this one..."

Bi Fang tried to go around the horned viper and look behind it, but at this moment the horned viper suddenly made a loud rustling sound, tensed up again, and was about to attack, so he gave up the idea of ​​trying.

Of course, the idea is just to look back, not to give up on catching it.

Bi Fang stared at the horned viper and explained while shaking the torch in his hand.

"Horned vipers have a calm personality, but when faced with a threat, they will curl their bodies into a C shape and rub their bodies to warn the enemy."

"Because their scales are quite hard, they can make a powerful sound like a saw-scaled viper. Both adults and larvae of this species have the ability to make this special rustling sound, and they also have a sharp bite

ability, so we have to be careful.”

The high-heat torch firmly attracted the horned viper's attention. Bi Fang held the tree stick in his other hand and quietly waited for the opportunity.

As he said, catching venomous snakes is a very dangerous thing, so Bi Fang rarely does it directly. He usually presses the head with a tree stick and then beheads it directly.

Bi Fang caught many rattlesnakes with this trick.

"Not all snakes rely on heat sensing to hunt, usually only the subfamily Viperidae does this."

"Snakes such as rattlesnakes, pit vipers, desert vipers, and bamboo leaf greens all have extremely developed cheek pit structures and use heat sensing as the main means of locking prey."

The opportunity came soon.

When the horned viper couldn't bear it any longer and finally jumped out to attack, Bi Fang also slammed down the tree stick in his hand, hitting the horned viper's head immediately.

This move was so powerful and heavy that it was almost not for the purpose of pressing. It directly cracked its head. The pain caused the horned viper to roll crazily on the spot, and the gravel underneath twisted into messy patterns.

【Tree sticks make great achievements!】

【Looking at it gives me a headache】

【This is too accurate】

Bi Fang didn't let the pain last too long. He stepped forward and saw the gap, held down the head, and chopped off the head with a knife.

Only the remaining body was still struggling. Bi Fang used a tree stick to remove the snake's head, and then used a stick to push away the rock where it was hiding.

As the rock rolled sideways, dozens of round eggs suddenly came into view.

Bi Fang flicked the brim of his hat and whistled.

"Sure enough, I just wanted to say that this one seems to be a female snake. The viperidae usually lay eggs in July and August, and most snakes also lay eggs at this time."

"If I remember correctly, most horned vipers are active in April, and then they lay eggs for fifty to eighty days, so it happens to be June or July."

"We're lucky, we can have omelettes tonight."
Chapter completed!