Asp Animal Pictures

Vipera aspis

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Close-up of Vipera aspis (Asp viper). The snake has long, hollow fangs it can rotate independently.
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Close-up of Vipera aspis (Asp viper). The snake has long, hollow fangs it can rotate independently.

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Asp viper (Vipera aspis) on a rock, Liguria, Italy. Males are usually gray with a slight zig-zag pattern of darker colors on their backs.
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Asp viper (Vipera aspis) on a rock, Liguria, Italy. Males are usually gray with a slight zig-zag pattern of darker colors on their backs.

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Asp viper, Vipera aspis in nature. The Asp has a broad, triangular head that almost looks like the head of a cobra.
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Asp viper, Vipera aspis in nature. The Asp has a broad, triangular head that almost looks like the head of a cobra.

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The asp is a long snake that can reach more than 3 feet in length. Its long, curved fangs are a key point of identification.
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The asp is a long snake that can reach more than 3 feet in length. Its long, curved fangs are a key point of identification.

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Juvenile asp viper (Vipera aspis francisciredi) in a defensive behavior.
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Juvenile asp viper (Vipera aspis francisciredi) in a defensive behavior.

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Asp snake, Vipera aspis, isolated on white background.
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Asp snake, Vipera aspis, isolated on white background.