Indonesian Viper's Sunbathing Behavior Raises Questions on Thermoregulation
A snake observed sunbathing in Central Sulawesi, Indonesia, is believed to be engaging in 'basking,' a thermoregulation behavior for cold-blooded reptiles, according to a biodiversity surveyor.
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