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    Re: Speaking of rattlesnakes...

    Quote Originally Posted by Bogertophis View Post
    Rattling just means the snake feels threatened. It means "back off please!" That's why we have to watch out for them too- they don't always have a chance to react when caught off guard.
    nothing scientific, just anecdotal, but allegedly snakes in Central and West Texas no longer rattle as often as a warning.
    they have apparently "learned" that rattling sometimes attracts humans to kill them rather than avoid them, so that warning rattle is no longer a sure thing.

    no clue if that's true, or just rumors that are floating around the area now.

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