2nd most toxic snake I think.
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2nd most toxic snake I think.
That sounds pretty fancy.
They're very fast, so it is little wonder you haven't seen or heard one in Iowa.
It is. Company food. Less it be Sunday. That's fried chicken day.
We don't get too many venomous snakes around here.
I believe it is.
Especially with a V-12, boxer engine. Them's the rarest kind.
Found a video...
I had to look it up to see which species. But I was correct generally. Iowa has three species of rattlesnake and the copperhead. All are considered somewhat to very rare.
I have only heard of one reported sighting... my dad saw a rattlesnake on a trail once. They mutually decided he oughta go back the other way.
I couldn't get it to load, but I found a video on 9.Found a video...
A friend spotted a timber rattlesnake sunning on exposed bedrock in one of the parks I like to hike in. The only rattlesnakes I've seen in the wild are a pygmy rattlesnake and a small timber rattlesnake that were both found dead in different parts of Missouri.
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Stop the horseplay.
I've had red bellied black snakes, diamond pythons and green tree snakes in the backyard.
That is an interesting track. And you can drive on it when there are no races. Cool.Found a video...
We've talked about the red bellied black snakes, but I am unfamiliar with the other two. The web says that the green tree snakes are non-venomous. A rarity?
I know pythons are non-venomous.
Yup, it's a public road
Another reason to become your driver. The roads are also racetracks.
