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timber rattlesnake Synonyms

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A large, highly venomous species of pit viper native to the forests and rugged terrains of eastern North America, recognized by its dark V-shaped or W-shaped crossbands on a lighter background and a prominent rattle at the end of its tail.

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"While hiking through the Appalachian Mountains, we maintained a safe distance after hearing the distinctive warning buzz of a rattlesnake hiding in the brush."

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