6.5K views · 50 reactions | The colour and body pattern of the Gaboon viper provide perfect camouflage against leaf-littered forest floor, where the snake lies in wait for small prey. Despite holding the world record for the longest fangs, this venomous snake rarely bites humans unprovoked. It prefers to slither away than confront threats. : Webster Cheong, Animal Care Officer (Herpetology) | Mandai Wildlife Reserve | Facebook

18K views · 143 reactions | Known for its potent venom and extremely “bitey” temperament the Fer De Lance pit viper is responsible for the most deaths of all snake bites in South and Central America. | Coyote Peterson | Facebook

8K views · 7.8K reactions | Many venomous snake species are deeply feared, but only some of them are realistically very dangerous. Probably the most dangerous snake in the world is the Russell’s viper. It bites thousands of people every year in India and it has very potent venom. #livingzoology #venomoussnakes #snakephotography #snakes #snakevideo #snake #reptiles #russellsviper #sawscaledviper #deadlysnake #dangeroussnakes | Living Zoology | Facebook

21K views · 119 reactions | Western African Green Bush Viper! This stunning snake, also known as Atheris chlorechis, is a master of camouflage with its vibrant green scales blending seamlessly into the lush foliage of West African forests. . . . #snake #reelschallenge #ayoubnayiak #facts #instareels #fbreels23 #fbreels24 #wildlifephotography #wildlife | Ayoub Nayiak Wildlife Photographer | Facebook