Difference between Hognose Snake and Puff Adder

HOGNOSE SNAKE vs PUFF ADDER: NOUN

A colubrid snake, from any of three genera, characterized by an upturned snout and notorious for playing dead when threatened.
Any of several thick-bodied, nonvenomous North American snakes of the genus Heterodon having an upturned snout.
Harmless North American snake with upturned nose; may spread its head and neck or play dead when disturbed

Alternative form of puffadder.
The largest and most venomous African serpent of the family Viperidæ, Clotho arietans.
A venomous African viper (Bitis arietans) having crescent-shaped yellowish markings.
Harmless North American snake with upturned nose; may spread its head and neck or play dead when disturbed
Large African viper that inflates its body when alarmed

Collared lizard, Massasauga, Spadefoot toad, Kingbird, Diamondbacks, Wood pewee, Pocket gopher, Coral snake, Rattlesnake, Water moccasin, Venomous lizard, Rat snake, Garter snake, Sand viper, Puff adder

Komodo dragon, Gila monster, Coral snake, Water moccasin, Pit viper, Hyena, Snake, King cobra, Nile crocodile, Black mamba, Crocodile, Gaboon viper, Sand viper, Bitis arietans, Hognose snake

Timber rattlesnake, Collared lizard, Massasauga, Spadefoot toad, Kingbird, Diamondbacks, Wood pewee, Pocket gopher, Coral snake, Rattlesnake, Water moccasin, Venomous lizard, Rat snake, Garter snake, Puff adder

Western diamondback rattlesnake, Lizard, Komodo dragon, Gila monster, Coral snake, Water moccasin, Pit viper, Hyena, Snake, King cobra, Nile crocodile, Black mamba, Crocodile, Gaboon viper, Hognose snake

Local Implementation Teams lead those conservation efforts and play a leading role in southern hognose snake habitat restoration and management.
The specialized upturned snout of the hognose snake is used to dig out buried prey.

Except for the fat and sluggish Puff Adder, most snakes will be terrified at your approach and will try to make a quick getaway.
Enslin has a collection of 133 snakes, including pythons, the first mamba he caught (now 3m long) and a puff adder.
Marked swelling from a puff adder bite is rapid and progressive and associated with local haemorrhage and oedema.
Haemoglobinuria is seen occasionally following severe puff adder bites and is most likely due to intravascular haemolysis.
Operation Puff Adder led to the arrest of the suspect at a hotel in Uyo.