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Flora & Fauna (media)
Mexican Moccasin Cantil
(Agkistrodon bilineatus)
Günther (1863)
Vipers, Pitvipers, Rattlesnakes (Viperidae)
MMCA
25089
Cantil Enjaquimado (es)
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(2 photos)
2017-09-15 Rancho Primavera (El Tuito - jal), Mexico Poisonous (lethal, according to the literature) and apparently aggressive if it it feels threatened. My first, and ranch-owner Bonnie had never seen it either. It was about 50 cm long. It was lying on the access road, and I actually stepped over it before I realized that it was a snake. It retreated quietly into the vegetation after taking these photos. |