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Timber rattlesnake

Conservation News

Wide-ranging snakes need more than small nature preserves

September 13, 2021

Smaller sized nature preserves may not be large enough for even some of the smaller animals they’re meant to protect. New research tracking the movements of timber rattlesnakes in a nature preserve in central Tennessee …

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Welcome to Rattlesnake Island, Massachusetts

February 26, 2016

Wildlife managers in Massachusetts are moving forward with plans to develop a colony of state-endangered rattlesnakes despite the poisonous politics. “If this happens successfully, we are confident the snakes will be able to stay on …

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