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Question 1:How many species of rattlesnakes are there? 5 15 40 88 Question 2:The primary purpose of the rattle is to? Warn it's enemy to stay away To help it catch it's food To pick up vibrations and help it hear To sting it's intruder Question 3:Venom is made up of? Proteins Poison Enzymes A and C Question 4:Venom can save people's lives? True False Question 5:Rattlesnakes are important to the environment and people. True False Question 6:Rattlesnakes are pitvipers which means that they possess heat sensing pits that can detect heat from warm blooded prey. What is another name of this heat pit? Loreal Pit Laser Pit Thermal Pit None of the above Question 7:What countries are Rattlesnakes found in? North America Africa South America All of the above North & South America Only Question 8:Which two rattlesnakes are found in Illinois? Western Diamondback and Mojave Desert Sidewinder Sonoran Desert Sidewinder and Arizona Black rattlesnake Timber rattlesnake and Eastern Massasauga Baja California rattlesnake and Mexican dusky rattlesnake Question 9:A rattlesnake always rattles its tail before it strikes. True False Question 10:The scientific name of the Massasauga (Sistrurus) means: Little snake with potent venom Great River Mouth Massasauga county where they are found Found in large masses Question 11:The greek root word for the scienfic name of the rattlesnake, Crotalus, means: Enlarge front fanged snake Venomous Serpent Little Bell None of the above Question 12:Rattlesnake's fangs are hollow. True False Question 13:You can determine the age of the rattlesnake by counting the segments on its rattle. True False Question 14:How does the rattle make its noise? There is tiny debris like sand inside each rattle like a baby's rattle The sound actually comes from a special internal organ called a "crotalinemusculosus"' There is space between each segment and each button clanks against the other one Electro static energy that comes from external influences Question 15:What non venomous snake shakes its tail that sounds a lot like a rattlesnake in hopes of tricking its intruder into thinking that it's venomous? Fox Snake Rubber Boa Smooth Green Snake Northern Water Snake Question 16:What is the smallest U.S. native rattlesnake? Twin Spotted Rattler Desert Massasauga Banded Rock Rattlesnake Pigmy Rattlesnake Question 17:What is the Largest U.S. native rattlesnake? Western Diamondback Rattler Eastern Diamondback Rattler Timber Rattler Goliath Rattler
How many species of rattlesnakes are there?
The primary purpose of the rattle is to?
Venom is made up of?
Venom can save people's lives?
Rattlesnakes are important to the environment and people.
Rattlesnakes are pitvipers which means that they possess heat sensing pits that can detect heat from warm blooded prey. What is another name of this heat pit?
What countries are Rattlesnakes found in?
Which two rattlesnakes are found in Illinois?
A rattlesnake always rattles its tail before it strikes.
The scientific name of the Massasauga (Sistrurus) means:
The greek root word for the scienfic name of the rattlesnake, Crotalus, means:
Rattlesnake's fangs are hollow.
You can determine the age of the rattlesnake by counting the segments on its rattle.
How does the rattle make its noise?
What non venomous snake shakes its tail that sounds a lot like a rattlesnake in hopes of tricking its intruder into thinking that it's venomous?
What is the smallest U.S. native rattlesnake?
What is the Largest U.S. native rattlesnake?
