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Understanding Rattlesnakes: Characteristics, Diet, Venom, and Ecological Role

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Understanding Rattlesnakes: Characteristics, Diet, Venom, and Ecological Role

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  • Rattlesnakes are venomous snakes native to the Americas, recognized by their distinctive segmented rattle.
  • They can grow from 0.5 to 2 meters in length, with some species reaching up to 2.5 meters.
  • Rattlesnakes use their venom for prey immobilization and digestion, targeting small mammals with specialized fangs.
  • These snakes are generally nocturnal and solitary, seeking shelter during the day for thermoregulation.
  • Conservation efforts are essential as they face threats from habitat loss and human interactions.

Read more at the original article: Times of India

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