Timber rattlesnakes are medium-sized venomous pit vipers found in the eastern United States. Males typically weigh around 2 pounds and reach 100-115 cm in length, while females weigh up to 1.3 pounds and reach similar lengths. They are carnivorous, giving birth to live young numbering between 5-20 called baby rattles. Timber rattlesnakes protect themselves by shaking their rattlers and biting if threatened, and are endangered due to loss of habitat.

1. Timber Rattlesnakes
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2. Weight and Length
Male, males weigh two pounds and length 100 to 115 cm
Female, Females weigh up to 1.3 pounds and length 100 to 115 cm

3. ColorTheir color is yellow to brown to dark brown.

4. Body Covering
They are covered in scales.
Fun Fact scales are made from material like our fingernails are.

5. How it breathes
All snakes breathe out of an opening behind their tongue

6. Alive or Eggs?
These snakes are pit vipers so they give birth alive

7. How many babies
They have five to twenty babies

8. What are the young called?
Baby timber rattlesnakes are called baby rattles

9. How do they travel
They travel by slithering

10. Where do they live?
Range of the Timber Rattlesnake

11. Do They Migrate or Hibernate?
They migrate to their dens and they hibernate in the fall.

12. Warm or cold Blooded
Snakes are cold blooded

13. Herbivore, carnivore and omnivore
They are carnivores

14. How do they Protect themsleves
They protect themselves by shaking their rattle and biting.

15. Endandgeraded if so why
Yes they are endangred because people keep coming on timber rattlesnakes
territory

16. additional facts
The timber rattlesnake, canebreak rattlesnake or banded rattlesnake is a species
ofvenoums pit vipers endemic to the eastern United States.

17. Animal Kingdom
They are reptiles.