Rattlesnakes are very venomous. When a enemy or anything that scares the snake it will rattle the tip of it's tail to warn the thing/person to stay away.Hawks,weasels, king snakes, and other species are their enemies. Rattlesnakes don't usually bite unless they feel threatened or hurt. Rattlesnakes got their name from the rattle at the end of their tail, when they shake it the tip makes a rattling noise. Rattlesnakes eat mice, rats, small birds, and any other animal that is small. They wait for they're prey (food) to come so they can eat it. Sometimes they'll go hide in small holes underground then come out and catch their food.
April 5, 2015
I caught a little bug that is brownish gold, and it has a black strip across the middle of it's back. The bug looks like it has wings. I don't know what kind it is or what its called, neither does my family.
Rattlesnakes are very venomous. When a enemy or anything that scares the snake it will rattle the tip of it's tail to warn the thing/person to stay away.Hawks,weasels, king snakes, and other species are their enemies. Rattlesnakes don't usually bite unless they feel threatened or hurt. Rattlesnakes got their name from the rattle at the end of their tail, when they shake it the tip makes a rattling noise. Rattlesnakes eat mice, rats, small birds, and any other animal that is small. They wait for they're prey (food) to come so they can eat it. Sometimes they'll go hide in small holes underground then come out and catch their food.
April 5, 2015
I caught a little bug that is brownish gold, and it has a black strip across the middle of it's back. The bug looks like it has wings. I don't know what kind it is or what its called, neither does my family.