MobilityExpress:


Not sure too. The images are insufficient

Mubby4luv:
Someone help me tag the snake master

xreal:


don't know if it's a viper.
But damn sure it's a highly venomous one.

Hope you didn't attempt to cook it.

From its scary look, its poison will always be with it either smoked, boiled, fried or barbecued.
I fear this one.

bluefilm:


Snake master indeed.

When the snake master bans you now for insulting him, na dat time your eyes go clear.

Mubby4luv:
I was busy working at the farm this morning and I almost stepped on this bad boy, the snake tried to camouflage but as God has it, it days were already numbered.

Olugbayi:
It's very sad that we're ignorantly wasting this beautiful animal.
This snake camouflage to avoid you and not to attack you.
They will soon be extinct and our grand children will only read about them in the newspaper.
They served our ecological systems by killing other rodents that destroy farm lands .

Ibime:


No be puff adder. Puff adder tail dey fat before slimming down right at the very end, like paddle.

Mubby4luv:
Someone help me tag the snake master

Mubby4luv:
I was busy working at the farm this morning and I almost stepped on this bad boy, the snake tried to camouflage but as God has it, it days were already numbered.

Ofonimeussoh:
This one na news
Go Thanksgiving nah for church,say u kill snake were I never kill b4

dapadawee:

that thing way be like worm na u kill they celebrate. u think say seun go reward u ole

pDudd:
It's an adder

Mubby4luv:
I was busy working at the farm this morning and I almost stepped on this bad boy, the snake tried to camouflage but as God has it, it days were already numbered.

Stallion84:
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Congrats on surviving a supposed fatal bite. That my friend is a Gaboon Viper.

Bites from this species are extremely rare, due to their unaggressive nature and because their range is limited to rainforest areas. Due to their sluggishness and unwillingness to move even when approached. However, when a bite does occur, it should always be considered a serious medical emergency. Even an average bite from an average-sized specimen is potentially fatal. In humans, a bite from a Gaboon viper causes rapid and conspicuous swelling, intense pain, severe shock and local blistering. Other symptoms may include uncoordinated movements, defecation, urination, swelling of the tongue and eyelids, convulsions and unconsciousness.[3] Blistering, bruising and necrosis may be extensive. There may be sudden hypotension, heart damage and dyspnoea.[9] The blood may become incoagulable with internal bleeding that may lead to haematuria and haematemesis.[2][9] Local tissue damage may require surgical excision and possibly amputation to any affected limb. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaboon_viper.

Congrats again.

MobilityExpress:


Not sure too. The images are insufficient

kemicalreaction:
cc Sawzer