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 rattlesnake hidden in the grass on the trail.jpg This above snake was the closest call I've had. I was going to step on him but he rattled. That's the only thing that saved me. It was somewhere in the Superstitions. We were on our way back and four miles perhaps from the parking lot.  Rattlesnake Avoidance dog Training Flyer.jpg  rattler5.JPG.jpg  Paseo Vista Recreation Area Bark Park Rattle Snake.jpg  Black-tailed Rattlesnake.jpg  black-tailedRattler.jpg  Sign at Montezuma Castle Rattlesnake Warnng.jpg  JUNE JUNE 7, 2003Paseo Vista Recreation Area Bark Park Rattle Snake.jpg 4/15/2019 |
 rattlesnake.jpg ABOVE! I was walking on the trail and the guy in front of me started to do a dance and left the trail. I kept walking, and very nearly stepped on this deadly DIAMONDBACK RATTLER.  tigerrattler.JPG.jpg this isn't a tiger it's a  tigerrattler3.jpg  UseryRattler2.jpg  useryRattler3.jpg useryRattler3.jpg  rattlesnake sign montezuma well.jpg  rattlesnake forced perspective.jpg  Rattlesnake Warning Sign.jpg  watch for rattlesnakes sign wendy.jpg  Big Tiger Rattler.jpg JUNE 7, 2003 It's not a tiger its a speckled They are heavy-bodied and can be differentiated from the similar-looking Tiger Rattlesnake by the larger head, reddish or orange coloration, and incomplete or speckled bands that are not as well-defined as those of the Tiger. The tiger rattlesnake possesses the simplest, yet most toxic, venom of any rattlesnake species. Now new research led by a University of South Florida biologist explains the genetics behind the predator's fearsome bite. |