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A small, thick-bodied, venomous rattlesnake species native to the wetlands, prairies, and grasslands of the midwestern and northeastern United States and southern Ontario, Canada.

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"Due to extensive habitat loss, the massasauga is now recognized as a threatened species in many parts of its historical range."

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