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(Bitis xeropaga) Desert mountain adder More 'gentle' than other species of "dwarf adders," but will hiss & strike if disturbed. Does not sidewind, nor bury itself in sand. Captive specimens readily feed on lizards or small rodents. Water is readily taken from foliage or pools. Small litters of 4-5 young have been born in summer by captive specimens.
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Todays Snake Is:
The Mountain Adder or Berg Adder (Bitis atropos) is a venomous species found in southern Africa. As the name would suggest, these snakes are found in mountainous areas of up to 3,000 meters (9,800 feet) in altitude. They will defend themselves vigorously by hissing and writhing when disturbed. Though no human fatalities have been ascribed to this species, it, like all other venomous animals, should still be treated with respect and caution.
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(Bitis atropos) Mountain adder, Berg adder, Berg’s adder
