In Colombia is a way of calling a small but very poisonous snake. Its scientific name is Porthidium lansbergii and belongs to the Viperidae family. This snake attacks especially in evenings and especially in the hands of those who carry lighted lanterns (maintains among the leaf litter and in the branches of bushes). It is also called tamaga, nose pig, pyuta, tamaga, toboba, toboba, chinga, bourgaena Viper, chelonodon, butterflyfish.
