Below are several short facts, regarding rattlesnakes in general, for example, did you know that the largest rattlesnake located within the US is the Eastern Diamondback? Or, did you know that the predator (yes I said predator!) of the rattlesnake is the Eagle!
Family - The rattlesnakes are related to Viper or Viperidae family.
Species - There are a total of approximately 30 different species of rattlesnakes such as the Guianian rattlesnake and the Western pygmy rattlesnake.
Poison - The most poisonous rattlesnake is the Eastern diamondback rattlesnake.
Life span - The average rattlesnake has a life span of an amazing 20 years!
Length - The average rattlesnake growths to a length of 1 meter to 2.4 meters.
Habitat - Rattlesnakes usually inhabit areas such as deserts, forests, mountains and dry areas, although some rattlesnakes, such as the Eastern Diamondback prefer more humid environments.
Rattle - The rattle of a rattlesnake can be heard around 60 feet away!
