Timber Rattlesnake

Crotalus horridus

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VENOMOUS. Rough, sharply-keeled scales, broad head on a narrow neck, vertical slit pupils. Stocky body is gray or tan with jagged black or brown blotches or crossbands, darkening to black at the tail before the rattle. Typically 40 to 60 inches (101 to 152cm). (J. R. Dixon and J. E. Werler, Texas Snakes: A Field Guide, University of Texas Press, 2000.)

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