Today only 3 percent of the snake’s habitat in western Ecuador remains, after the ravages of logging and agriculture. Scientists don’t have enough data to estimate the number of Blomberg’s ...

but their habitat is similar to that of the timber rattlesnake. Their species is most commonly found in the southeastern part of the state. Primarily found in the southeastern part of the state ...

Rattlesnakes are done hibernating for the winter and are becoming more active. Most bites occur during activities like ...

Their rarity is not just a factor of their population numbers but also their ability to blend so seamlessly ... its limited habitat. Conservation efforts focus on preserving these wetland areas to ...