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L.stellio: immunity to V.ammodytes venom?
by Ilias Strachinis on 21/3/2010 at 16h35
Hello everybody
Today the temperature rose and I went for a walk to a nice place. I saw a juvenile V.ammodytes hanging out from a hole on a wall and holding a juvenile L.stellio with its mouth while its teeth were at stellio's belly. Unfortunately when I went close enough the viper saw me and released the baby stellio which fell on the ground. I waited to see if the viper would come out and look for its prey but it stood still as you can see in the photo:
The strange is that all the time I was there the juvenile L.stellio shown no symptoms except a little shock and after a while starte...
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