A green bush viper (*Atheris squamigera*) is coiled amidst dense foliage and dark substrate within an indoor terrarium, located in the city of Ulm, Germany, likely at the Tiergarten Ulm

A green bush viper (*Atheris squamigera*) is coiled amidst dense foliage and dark substrate within an indoor terrarium, located in the city of Ulm, Germany, likely at the Tiergarten Ulm. The snake, characterized by its vibrant lime-green, heavily keeled scales, forms a central spiral or figure-eight shape. Its head is positioned on a segment of its body, facing towards the upper-left quadrant of the frame. The environment features numerous large, glossy, heart-shaped green leaves, consistent with Pothos plants, obscuring parts of the snake's body. Some leaves display minor yellowing or browning on their edges, and lighter variegation is visible on others. The ground cover consists of dark brown bark chips and soil, visible through gaps in the foliage and beneath the snake's coils. No people, additional subjects, or overt actions beyond resting are depicted, and no interactions are occurring within the frame.