Eastern Timber Rattlesnake [Crotalus horridus]

Description

While out on a day scout, Krik and Stony ran into 2 different Eastern Timber Rattlesnakes. Here is footage of the second rattler crawling across a bridge that spans a spring fed creek in south central Pennsylvania.

*Remember to use extreme caution when you see any wildlife, especially venomous vipers. It is best to leave the animals alone and allow them to do their thing. Most do not want to cause harm to you. Remember, they live in the forest, most of us are just visiting.

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