occurrence Viper home to nearly all of Europe except for the south of France, a large part of the Iberian Peninsula, southern Italy and the south-eastern part of the Balkan Peninsula. Also live in the UK and the areas lying under the Arctic Circle.description Adder is about 60 inches long. Early spring and autumn this snake basking in the sun most of the day, but in summer it is only active at dusk and at night, and the sun is staying for a short time. It is characterized by a zig-zag pattern on the back (hence the name), but in black individuals is not visible. Falls into a state of hibernation, individually or in small groups.biotope He meets her at the edges of forests, clearings, moors, in hedges and adjacent bodies of water. Throughout his life remains in the same area.breeding This species is very poisonous and dangerous, so it should not be bred.multiplication Just as in the smooth snake (jajożyworodność).feeding It feeds on small rodents, frogs, tadpoles, and chicks. Catches lizards (usually viviparous).
occurrence Viper home to nearly all of Europe except for the south of France, a large part of the Iberian Peninsula, southern Italy and the south-eastern part of the Balkan Peninsula. Also live in the UK and the areas lying under the Arctic Circle.description Adder is about 60 inches long. Early spring and autumn this snake basking in the sun most of the day, but in summer it is only active at dusk and at night, and the sun is staying for a short time. It is characterized by a zig-zag pattern on the back (hence the name), but in black individuals is not visible. Falls into a state of hibernation, individually or in small groups.biotope He meets her at the edges of forests, clearings, moors, in hedges and adjacent bodies of water. Throughout his life remains in the same area.breeding This species is very poisonous and dangerous, so it should not be bred.multiplication Just as in the smooth snake (jajożyworodność).feeding It feeds on small rodents, frogs, tadpoles, and chicks. Catches lizards (usually viviparous).
occurrence Viper home to nearly all of Europe except for the south of France, a large part of the Iberian Peninsula, southern Italy and the south-eastern part of the Balkan Peninsula. Also live in the UK and the areas lying under the Arctic Circle.description Adder is about 60 inches long. Early spring and autumn this snake basking in the sun most of the day, but in summer it is only active at dusk and at night, and the sun is staying for a short time. It is characterized by a zig-zag pattern on the back (hence the name), but in black individuals is not visible. Falls into a state of hibernation, individually or in small groups.biotope He meets her at the edges of forests, clearings, moors, in hedges and adjacent bodies of water. Throughout his life remains in the same area.breeding This species is very poisonous and dangerous, so it should not be bred.multiplication Just as in the smooth snake (jajożyworodność).feeding It feeds on small rodents, frogs, tadpoles, and chicks. Catches lizards (usually viviparous).
occurrence Viper home to nearly all of Europe except for the south of France, a large part of the Iberian Peninsula, southern Italy and the south-eastern part of the Balkan Peninsula. Also live in the UK and the areas lying under the Arctic Circle.description Adder is about 60 inches long. Early spring and autumn this snake basking in the sun most of the day, but in summer it is only active at dusk and at night, and the sun is staying for a short time. It is characterized by a zig-zag pattern on the back (hence the name), but in black individuals is not visible. Falls into a state of hibernation, individually or in small groups.biotope He meets her at the edges of forests, clearings, moors, in hedges and adjacent bodies of water. Throughout his life remains in the same area.breeding This species is very poisonous and dangerous, so it should not be bred.multiplication Just as in the smooth snake (jajożyworodność).feeding It feeds on small rodents, frogs, tadpoles, and chicks. Catches lizards (usually viviparous).