Small with pupil-shape differences, often described as having poor vision, relying more on vibration and scent. 2. Habitat and Distribution
Short, stout (thick) body with a flat, triangular-shaped head and a narrow neck. Size: Generally measures 40–100 cm in length. acanthophis antarcticus
Highly adaptable, inhabiting forests, woodlands, grasslands, shrublands, and coastal heaths. Small with pupil-shape differences
They exhibit aggressive mimicry by twitching their grub-like tail tip near their mouth to lure lizards, birds, and small mammals. often described as having poor vision