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| The bush master is a poisonous snake in the pit viper family. The biggest bush masters are found in America. They can grow up to 12 ft. long and have fangs up to 1 in. long. They have the largest fangs of all snakes in the Western Hemisphere. Because of their large fangs, the bush master may kill its prey just with the bite and not the venom. The bush master has a pattern of dark brown spots down its back and sides and has a pale brown body. The bush master is the only pit viper that lays eggs. |
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