Just 2 massive EDB rattlesnakes. The largest species of rattlesnake on earth! Reaching lengths of up to 8 ft long. Incredible! #Eastern #Diamondback #rattlesnake #crotalus | Mark’s Reptiles

The Western diamondback rattlesnake (Crotalus atrox) is an important species for desert ecosystems in the southwestern USA and northern Mexico. This common pit viper controls rodent populations. We were recently lucky to observe one Western diamondback rattlesnake being busy controlling the numbers of rodents in its home range 🙂 #livingzoology #venomoussnakes #snakephotography #snakes #snake #snakevideo #amazingsnakes #reptiles #reptile #wildlife #pitviper #rattlesnake #crotalus #crotalusatrox

The Mexican West Coast Rattlesnake (Crotalus basiliscus)! This is a large species, reaching lengths of 5 to even 6 ft long! They tend to turn greenish as they age. But at the moment, this young one has an incredible mixture of colors #mexican #westcoast #rattlesnake #crotalus #crotalusbasiliscus #venomoussnakes #pov | Mark’s Reptiles

Timber rattlesnake (Crotalus horridus) Did you know that rattlesnakes have been found to have social behavior and associate with the same snakes and relatives? It has also been recorded that a rattlesnake will attempt to ambush prey in the same location where another snake recently fed! "Rattlesnakes in our population did not associate randomly; they have friends (pairs of rattlesnakes observed together more often expected by chance) and individuals they appear to avoid. Adults were more likely

Timber Rattlesnake (Crotalus horridus) Alabama | Justin Doll