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This is my entry for the Fauna Focus Free for All, this months animal was the Butterfly Viper. This took 30+ hours, mostly do to poor planning and knowing nothing about scales.
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August 2019 Butterfly Viper (Bitis nasicornis) Join a creative community focusing on a unique animal each month. Create art inspired by the featured animal and share it with #FaunaFocus. Check FaunaFocus.com for FaunaFacts the Free-For-All art competition & live critique, featured artists, special events, and more! Images 1.-2. © Lucie Gaspari, Some Rights Reserved (CC BY-NC 4.0) 3. © Gert Jan Verspui, Some Rights Reserved (CC BY-NC 4.0) 4.-6. © Jonathan Kolby, Some Rights Reserved (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) 7. © H. Krisp, Some Rights Reserved (CC BY 3.0) 8. © Brian Gratwicke, Some Rights Reserved (CC BY-NC 2.0) 9. © Frank Wouters, Some Rights Reserved (CC BY-NC 2.0) 10. © Josh More, Some Rights Reserved (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0) #artchallenge #artprompt #animals #wildlife #butterflyviper #rhinoviper #rhinocerosviper #riverjack #arrowheadviper #viper #vipers https://www.instagram.com/p/B0mniEBASm4/?igshid=25aa4vtpu9gd
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Hey Sorry for my lack of activity lately.
Lately, I just haven’t been much in a review mood. There’s nothing I really wanna go over in terms of reviewing and while I have drafts of some reviews yet to be finished, I haven’t been in the mood to finish them.
My anxiety has been through the roof that it’s even effecting me physically, so what I’ve been doing is more so focus on just anything I feel like doing, which is mostly my art and personal story writing. I’ve even dabbled in some roleplay.
So bare with me. Eventually, I will do some reviews. I was even thinking about doing a full review of Gravedale High for Halloween, which was the 80s answer to Monster High. Other than that and some stuff I have to say about Healin’ Good Precure, which I find pretty good so far, reviews are gonna be few and far between.
As far as tumbling in general, I always reblog on my @karmamiakat account which is mostly reblogging stuff with occasionally some art pieces here and there. You can message me there if you are a follower of mine on there.
Find my RP twitter at Butterflyviper where I RP my Hazbin OCs Will and Liling and my art twitter SamiTech8. If you don’t have twitter you can find me at Techounopenki on Deviantart. I’m more active on that account in terms of my art than anything.
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#FaunaFocus The butterfly viper can strike with lightning speed, up to half its body length, in any direction. #ButterflyViper #RhinocerosViper The butterfly viper can strike with lightning speed, up to half its body length, in any direction.
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#FaunaFocus The average lifespan of the butterfly viper in captivity is 8.3 years. #ButterflyViper #RhinocerosViper
The average lifespan of the butterfly viper in captivity is 8.3 years.
The average lifespan of the butterfly viper in captivity is 8.3 years.
• Image | © Bernard DUPONT, Some Rights Reserved (CC BY-SA 2.0)
• Sources | (Rogers, 2000)
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#FaunaFocus Butterfly vipers are sometimes found in shallow pools and have been described as powerful swimmers. #ButterflyViper #RhinocerosViper
Butterfly vipers are sometimes found in shallow pools and have been described as powerful swimmers.
Butterfly vipers are sometimes found in shallow pools and have been described as powerful swimmers.
• Image | © Ditmars, Raymond Lee, Public Domain
• Sources | (Mallow, Ludwig, & Nilson, 2003; Rogers, 2000; Spawls, Howell, Drewes, & Ashe, 2004; The Wikimedia Foundation, 2018)
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#FaunaFocus Butterfly vipers display sexual dimorphism as females are larger and males have more subcaudal scales. #ButterflyViper #RhinocerosViper
Butterfly vipers display sexual dimorphism as females are larger and males have more subcaudal scales.
Butterfly vipers display sexual dimorphism as females are usually the larger of the two monomorphic sexes.
Males, however, have a higher count of paired subcaudals, having 25-30 compared to the 16-19 on a female.
• Image | © Greg Hume, Some Rights Reserved (CC BY-SA 3.0)
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#FaunaFocus After the butterfly viper sheds its skin, the bright colors fade quickly as silt from their moist habitat accumulates on the scales. #ButterflyViper #RhinocerosViper
After the butterfly viper sheds its skin, the bright colors fade quickly as silt from their moist habitat accumulates on the scales.
The butterfly viper is often considered one of the most beautiful of all snakes because of its incredible coloration. The color pattern of the butterfly viper consists of a series of 15–18 blue or blue-green, oblong markings, each with a lemon-yellow line down the…
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#FaunaFocus Because of the butterfly viper's restricted geographic range, few bites have been reported and no statistics are available, but at least one death has occurred. #ButterflyViper #RhinocerosViper
Because of the butterfly viper’s restricted geographic range, few bites have been reported and no statistics are available, but at least one death has occurred.
Because of the butterfly viper’s restricted geographic range, few bites have been reported and no statistics are available, but at least one death has occurred. In 2003, a man in Dayton, Ohio, who was keeping a specimen as a pet, was…
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#FaunaFocus The butterfly viper is a slow-moving snake that uses its scales for movement, stretching its skin across its ribs and releasing the tension to slither, like other snakes. #ButterflyViper #RhinocerosViper
The butterfly viper is a slow-moving snake that uses its scales for movement, stretching its skin across its ribs and releasing the tension to slither, like other snakes.
Generally, the butterfly viper is considered somewhat slow in locomotion.
As with other snakes, the butterfly viper uses its scales for movement. Stretching its skin across its ribs, then releasing tension, gives the butterfly…
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#FaunaFocus Butterfly vipers are bred domestically and sold online in the exotic pet trade. #ButterflyViper #RhinocerosViper
Butterfly vipers are bred domestically and sold online in the exotic pet trade.
Butterfly vipers are bred domestically and sold online in the exotic pet trade. Although most people would never see the butterfly viper in the wild, there are many who breed this extremely dangerous animal domestically.
Butterfly vipers can be purchased online. Listings have been found for baby vipers for $75.00 plus…
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#FaunaFocus The butterfly viper's closest relative is the rhinoceros viper (Bitis rhinoceros), which has a duller color pattern, wider head, and lacks the distinct, black arrow mark on the head. #ButterflyViper #RhinocerosViper
The butterfly viper’s closest relative is the rhinoceros viper (Bitis rhinoceros), which has a duller color pattern, wider head, and lacks the distinct, black arrow mark on the head.
The butterfly viper’s closest relative is the rhinoceros viper (Bitis rhinoceros).
The butterfly viper has a brighter color pattern and a narrower head than the rhinoceros viper. The rhinoceros viper is also missing…
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#FaunaFocus The butterfly viper is known as the "River Jack" because of its moist habitat preference and often lives near water or in a swampy environment. #ButterflyViper #RhinocerosViper
The butterfly viper is known as the “River Jack” because of its moist habitat preference and often lives near water or in a swampy environment.
The butterfly viper inhabits tropical forests, often near water, or some sort of swampy environment. Because of this habitat preference it is often called the River Jack.
• Image | © Frank Wouters, Some Rights Reserved (CC BY-NC 2.0)
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#FaunaFocus The butterfly viper's scales are so rough and heavily keeled that they can inflict cuts when being handled. #ButterflyViper #RhinocerosViper
The butterfly viper’s scales are so rough and heavily keeled that they can inflict cuts when being handled.
The butterfly viper’s midbody has 31–43 dorsal scale rows. There are 117–140 ventral scales and a single anal scale. There are 12-32 paired subcaudals, enlarged plates on the underside of the tail, with males having a higher count of 25–30 than females with 16–19.
The butterfly viper’s…
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#FaunaFocus The butterfly viper has hollow fangs that deliver venom deep into the snake's victims but are folded into the roof of the mouth when not in use and shed every 6-10 weeks. #ButterflyViper #RhinocerosViper
The butterfly viper has hollow fangs that deliver venom deep into the snake’s victims but are folded into the roof of the mouth when not in use and shed every 6-10 weeks.
The butterfly viper has a pair of hollow fangs in its mouth. These fangs are not large, rarely more than 1.5 centimeteres, or 0.59 inches, long.
These fangs penetrate deep into the snake’s victim, allowing small doses of venom…
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