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New Snake Species in Europe named after a Long-Forgotten Iron Age Kingdom
An international team of scientists identified the snake and its range, which includes Turkey, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, Iraq, Iran, and Russia including a small region extending into the corner of Europe.
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