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Middle American rattlesnake

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Found from northern Mexico to Central America, it was only separated by herpetologists from the South American Tropical Rattlesnake (Crotalus durissus) in 2004. Unlike its South American relative, but in…
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Eyelash palm viper

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There are a number of small Tropical American prehensile-tailed, tree-dwelling pit vipers, but many of them have small distributions and are very rare. This species is found all the way…
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Central American fer-de-lance

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One of the most infamous of the world's venomous snakes, this species is the leading snakebite species in its habitat. It is found from southern Mexico down to Northern South…
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