Bushmaster (noun)

A type of venomous pit viper found in Central and South America.

Origin:

Named after the type of snake, from the latin word "bothrops".

Examples:

1. The bushmaster is one of the largest and most dangerous snakes in the Americas.
2. The bushmaster is known for its aggressive and territorial behavior.
3. The bite of the bushmaster can cause paralysis, internal bleeding, and death.
4. The bushmaster is an elusive and nocturnal snake, found in dense forests and jungles.
5. The bushmaster's distinctive markings, including a brown or black cross-banded pattern, help to distinguish it from other snakes.