What is another word for fer-de-lance?
Pronunciation: [fˈɜːdəlˈans] (IPA) 
Fer-de-lance is a deadly viper, also known as bothrops asper. It is known for its venomous bite which has the potential to be deadly to humans. This species of pit viper is primarily found in Central and South America. In various regions and languages, this viper is referred to with different synonyms. The name 'terciopelo' or velvet in Spanish refers to its velvety appearance. In French, it is called 'serpent fer-de-lance,' while in Portuguese, the word 'urutu' is used. The name 'yellow-jawed tommygoff' is the name given to this pit viper in Belize, while in Costa Rica, it is called 'tallaquah' by the indigenous people.
