[Sound on 🔔] How does the rattlesnake make noise? 🐍 | Brut nature

Deadly or not? Rattlesnakes get a pretty bad rap for being “aggressive” or quick to bite, but just how legitimate is this claim really? In truth, the answer to this question is really in the name of “rattlesnake” if you think about it. Rattlesnakes are so named for their iconic defense mechanism that they employ to warn predators and threats to not get too close. Many species may stand their ground and rattle, but many like this one here, will flee as they rattle as a sort of “don’t follow me.”

Deadly or not? Rattlesnakes get a pretty bad rap for being “aggressive” or quick to bite, but just how legitimate is this claim really? In truth, the answer to this question is really in the name of “rattlesnake” if you think about it. Rattlesnakes are so named for their iconic defense mechanism that they employ to warn predators and threats to not get too close. Many species may stand their ground and rattle, but many like this one here, will flee as they rattle as a sort of “don’t follow me.”

How aggressive is a rattlesnake? This Timber Rattlesnake detects something is close and assumes a defensive position using its rattle. This might be perceived as aggressive but the snake has no idea if it is about to be attacked so moved to be able to strike but only if needed. Look how many times the stick touches this beauty....who never strikes and instead uses that amazing tongue to understand what is happening then gets away as quickly as possible. **This beauty was in a road and in danger

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