Bush vipers are known for their unique keeled scales, which create a rough, leaf-like texture that enhances their camouflage. This remarkable adaptation allows them to blend seamlessly into their dense forest habitats, making them almost invisible among foliage. Their natural disguise helps them ambush unsuspecting prey with precision, relying on their stealth and venomous strike. This combination of camouflage and hunting prowess makes bush vipers highly effective predators in their environment.
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