Spiny bush viper By: Ava Thompson 1) Type the name of your animal 2) type your name 3) include a picture of your animal 4) change fonts and colors to personalize. By: Ava Thompson

A pic showing your animal. I’m BEUTIFUL How I Look The SBV [spiny bush viper] is usually a green olive or blue and brown colors. They have yellow or pale olive bellies with ivory white tails. Brightly colored SBVs [yellow, red and gray] are rarely seen in the wild. Males are 29in [73in] females are 23in [58cm]. The SBV’s scales are pointy and frigid and that’s how it gets its name. SBVs have big heads with large eyes and large mouths. Yum Yum The spiny bush viper is a carnivore [meat eater]. They usually eat rodents, birds, lizards and frogs. Creepy Crawly It slithers and it likes to slither up trees and curl around the branches for comfort. They have muscles in their scales that help them move forward. 1) Type a description of your animal 2) Type whether your animal is an herbivore, omnivore, or carnivore and what does it eat? 3) text telling how your animal moves 4) pic showing your animal 5)change fonts and colors to personalize. A pic showing your animal.

My Territory Map showing where your animal lives Picture showing your animal in its habitat. The SBV lives in central Africa ,that includes parts of Uganda, Kenya and Congo. They are usually found in the rainforests since they contain large numbers of flowering bushes. The SBV is mostly found in dense tropical areas where there are a lot of rodents and small animals. They camouflage themselves in bushes, it’s a good hiding spot because there scale’s look like leaves. 1) Map showing where your animal lives 2) pic of your animal in its habitat. 3) text telling where your animal lives, description of habitat, and any adaptations animal has to live in habitat 4) change fonts and colors to personalize.

How I Live Like all snakes the SBV lays eggs, the shells of the eggs are very leathery. Females give birth to about 12 young at a time. The gestation period lasts about two months. The babies are called juveniles. The juveniles are born venomous and abandoned at birth. The newborns are about 15.cm in total length. A picture of the animal as a baby or young. The SBVs live there whole life's alone. They live to about ten years. Males are more slender than females, the males also have a shorter snout than females. The species is also known for there big eyes. 1) Info about when animal a baby 2) pic of your animal as baby or when young 3) text telling about animal changes as growing into an adult 4) pic of your animal as an adult 5) change fonts and colors to personalize. A picture of the animal as a grown/ mature animal.

My Animal Skills Their poison is very venomous one bite can end it all. The SBV doesn’t communicate it only attacks when it needs to and hides when it needs to. Pic of animal adaptation that allows it to protect itself The SBV protect itself by using venom. This is a picture of a mongoose the SBVs only predator. There predator is the mongoose, it’s a little ferret thingy. The SBVs do everything alone. 1) Info about animal adaptation that protects your animal 2) pic and caption of an adaptation 3) text telling about another animal interaction (enemy, predator, prey, etc) 4) pic and caption of enemy, predator, prey, etc. 5) change fonts and colors to personalize. Pic of enemy, predator, prey, etc.

Very Interesting New species The SBV is a newly found species. Deadly toxins The small but deadly SBV has managed to surprise herpetologists because of how toxic it is. A pic to accompany fact #2 Name overload The SBV has many names such as Rough-scaled bush viper, Rough-scaled tree viper and Hairy viper. And that’s just a few. 1) Fact #1 and picture 2) fact #2 and picture 3) fact #3 and picture 4) change fonts and colors to personalize. A pic to accompany fact #1 A pic to accompany fact #3