Rattlesnake Behavior - Venomous Snakes - Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake

Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnakes are shy and secretive. They spend most of their time in underground burrows or in deep cover. They are most active in the mornings, when the temperatures are between 65F and 75F degrees. Higher temperatures will cause the snakes to seek out deep cover.

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Josaphina on May 23 2008 15:26:59
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