PPT-Rattlesnake

By Kylee North America In Deserts And Grassland Habitat Weight up to 15 Pounds Length up to 713 Feet Size Small mammals and little birds Food 20 Years Life Span Birds of prey and people. DOWNY RATTLESNAKE PLANTAINGoodyera pubescens (Willd.) R. BrPlant Symbol = GOPUContributed by: USDS NRCSNorman A. Berg National Plant Materials Cente s Pran k What You Will Need :  R attlesnake Eggs envelope ( see next page )  One rubber band  O ne penny  One small piece of cardboard  Some tape Instruction The rattlesnake's role as an important link in the food web far outweighs its potential danger to our well being. In fact, rodent - born e diseases are probably controlled to a great extent by rattle . The rattlesnake is unique in that it is the only animal that naturehas equipped with a rattle, which isfound at the end of its black-coloredtail. The timber rattlesnake is amember of the family Vipe The question that often arises when the word rattlesnake comes up is “what if one bites me?” The likelihood of being bitten by a rattlesnake is quite small. Timber rattlesnakes are generally 414 414 (No Camping) (No Camping) Hoffman Camping Area (Primitive Camping) Robert McCullough Jr.(Boaters) Access Area Boaters Access Area S S T T E E E E L L H H O O L L L L O O W W TRAIL TRAIL GUND T Q: Can anything be done to stop rattlesnake roundups?A: Two communities in Georgia voluntarily changed their rattlesnake roundups to festivals that celebrated wildlife and Types of Essays. Essays…. An essay is a brief prose work written on a particular topic.. Narrative: A true story that may focus on a character other than the writer. . Expository: Gives information of explanations. . Poor Richard’s Rattlesnake. Rattlesnakes are indigenous to no other part of the world.. They don’t have eyelids– so, like Americans, they are vigilant.. Rattlesnakes never begin an attack, nor surrender– so they must be noble, forgiving, and brave.. External Anatomy. no limbs. nostrils. no external ears . no eyelids . scales - of various size depending on body location. (for ID - "keeled" or not keeled). anal shield - denotes boundary of trunk & tail. FORESTS TIMBER RATTLESNAKE H ABITAT Pennsylvania ’s 2.2 million acres of State Forest lands provide the largest blocks of timber rattlesnake habitat remaining in the Northeast. Through coop Danielle Mascarenas. Joshua Thurgood. What is Venom?. Venom is defined as a poisonous matter normally secreted by some animals . (such as . snakes, scorpions, or bees) and transmitted to prey or an enemy chiefly by biting or stinging; . "Be Strong" With Bishop Ronald K. Powell A Real Bad Dude An old fellow had been in the north woods for weeks by himself, camping out. Each night at dusk he built a campfire, boiled water for coffee, and took out his skillet to fry up some bacon for dinner. As he was sitting by the fire one night, the water boiling and the bacon sizzling, he heard a tremendous racket in the brush. The sound was like a roaring freight train, and as trees fell over and branches snapped, the biggest bear he’d ever seen lumbered into the clearing. On the bear’s back was a tough-looking hombre holding a seven-foot live rattlesnake in his hands. John Singleton, George Mason University. NSF Cutting Edge Workshop 2012. Exercise overview: . • . Relate basic stress concepts and fault mechanics . . (. Andersonian. theory, Mohr-Coulomb failure, frictional .