rattlesnake

Among the attractions: a snake pit with several hundred western diamondback rattlesnakes.

Swarms of gnats and mosquitoes pestered them. Rattlesnakes and grizzly bears were a constant threat.

It is handy for killing rattlesnakes, which lurk in the long grass that has all but swallowed the town.

Avoid it as you would avoid rattlesnakes and earthquakes.

Rattlesnakes, boas and pythons sense their prey's heat directly with "wasabi receptors" in their snouts, biologists reported.

My lack of experience with real rattlesnakes made for a much weaker competing model.

A similar situation has evolved among California ground squirrels with respect to the venom of northern Pacific rattlesnakes.

Its builders would be banned from harming burrowing owls or rattlesnakes.

Rattlesnakes occur in the warmer, drier parts of North America.

The infra-red sensors built into rattlesnakes' eye sockets sense this increase in temperature as a big, waving, fiery blotch.

rattlesnakes , which are poisonous , should be avoided.

I was in a rock ruin, where rattlesnakes like to go because mice live there.

I knew. I was in the dry mountain wilderness of California, where rattlesnakes are common.

Roelke waded through swamps and dodged rattlesnakes to follow panthers.

The usual risks of the desert are: rattlesnakes, heat, and lack of water.

American Jackie Bibby shared his bath with 75 live western diamondback rattlesnakes.

Jackie Bibby set the world record for the most live rattlesnakes held in your mouth by their tail.

If anyone asks, there were 50 of 'em and they were rattlesnakes .

If any one asks , there were 50 of them, and they were rattlesnakes.

You're darn right we're poisonous! We're rattlesnakes . Why do you ask?

Rattlesnakes live in A-meri-ca which is where YOU come from.

Okay, some snakes do use the "hollow fang trick" to take care of their prey. Rattlesnakes, for example.

account of all the rattlesnakes and all that makes you blue

you need to keep alert for lizards and rattlesnakes