The Timber Rattlesnake is the largest and most dangerous ... Timber Rattlesnakes have a triangular head, vertical pupils and the characteristic rattle at the end of the tail, TWRA said.

The copperhead and cottonmouth snake species are common to Alabama but how many more are there and what are their habitats?

They have broad, triangularly shaped heads, with a distinct narrowing just behind the head. They also have the signature rattlesnake tail. Although they are venomous, timber rattlesnakes have a ...

The timber rattlesnake likes to hang out near cover and rugged terrain — rocks, crevices and trees — throughout the state. Adult timber rattlesnakes grow to about 36-60 inches in length.

Waiting are eastern diamondbacks, timber rattlesnakes ... An eastern diamondback rattlesnake was captured slinking across a Hilton Head Island beach Monday afternoon. The island’s beach patrol ...

Vaders successful hunt meant that he could head back to his den satisfied, but we left that day feeling even more triumphant, having captured a successful timber rattlesnake hunt on two remote ...

World Atlas says Francis Marion National Forest’s pine flatwoods, swamps, and palmetto thickets are perfect for the Eastern Diamondback and Timber Rattlesnake. “Both snakes prefer the dry ...