What is a Timber Rattlesnake

Introduction to the Timber Rattlesnake: This species is native to Ohio but nearly extirpated. It is known for its rattle.

Details about The Timber Rattlesnake

Scientific Notes and Species Breakdown: It belongs to Viperidae. It is recognized for venomous bite.

Timber Rattlesnake Habitat

Habitat and Role: It once lived in forests. It fed on rodents.

Quick Facts about The Timber Rattlesnake

Five Facts: It rattles tail, gives live birth, is shy, avoids humans, and is endangered.

Importance of The Timber Rattlesnake

Educational Importance: This species teaches about conservation. It also supports lessons on habitat loss.

Ohio Expert Opinion

The timber rattlesnake is a native but extirpated Ohio reptile.