Rattlesnakes - page 2

When you take a diamondback rattlesnake and a dolphin which head shape trait is dominant?
What is a behavioral trait of a rattlesnake?What type of internal development is diamondback rattlesnake?Do all rattlesnakes have diamond heads?Can a...
What do rattelsnakes eat?
Rattlesnakes eat mostly rodents, but may also eat insects and other reptiles. Rattlesnakes are pit vipers, so they have heat-sensing organs located in...
Where do timber rattlesnake live land or water why?
Do timber rattlesnakes live in water?What habitat does a timber rattlesnake live in?Do rattlesnakes live in water?Where do rattlesnakes live and why?...
Do eastern diamondbacks lay eggs?
Rattlesnake species, including the eastern diamondback, are ovoviviparous, they produce eggs that are hatched inside the body. The female gives birth ...
How are rattelsnakes born?
Rattlesnakes are ovoviviparous, so they don't lay eggs—instead the eggs are carried by the female for about three months, and then she gives birth to ...
Can a baby rattlesanke get cuerd by its mother?
Do baby rattlesnakes stay with mother?Do rattlesnakes take care of their babies?How long can a baby rattlesnake go without eating?Are baby Rattlers m...
What are raltelsnakes good at?
They live in a variety of habitats, including forest, grasslands, scrub brush, swamps, and deserts, and they are also capable swimmers. Almost all rep...
Why do ratttlesnakes like darker places?
Do rattlesnakes like the dark?Do rattlesnakes like sun or shade?Where do rattlesnakes prefer to live?Where do rattlesnakes like to be?What smell do s...
How many babies could rattelsnakes have?
They only give birth every two years, usually to about 10 baby rattlers. Mothers don't spend any time with their offspring, slithering off as soon as ...