The Desert Coupler Snake

The desert horned snake of the snake family is distributed in the Sahara Desert between Egypt and Morocco, and is found in a variety of habitats within the desert, including rocky hills, sandy deserts, and valleys. The desert horned snake partially submerges itself in sand dunes to escape the hot sun, and the snake is relatively small by comparison. With most desert snakes.

And the length of the desert horned snake, an adult from 1 to 2 feet, with different colors of yellow and brown that mixes smoothly in the desert ground, and the most important characteristic of it among other types of snakes is a pair of horns above its head, which consists of one scale above each eye extending from it Dark stripes down its back, and the horned snake produces a mild venom to kill its prey that includes geckos, birds, small rodents, and a variety of lizards.