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Venomous Himalayan pit viper was actually 5 different species all along

Recent research has revealed that the Himalayan pit viper, long thought to be a single species, actually consists of five distinct species. This finding has important implications for conservation efforts and biodiversity management in the region. Enhanced understanding of this group's ecological roles could influence policy decisions regarding habitat protection and species preservation.

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