Rattlesnakes eat rodents and other small animals, such as rabbits. Rattlesnakes quickly overwhelm their prey with toxins that can paralyze or die instantly.

Let's talk about the typical feature of rattlesnakes is the rattle ring on the tail. The rattlesnake's ring is like a string of dry hollow beads that rub against each other when shaken. The newly hatched juvenile rattlesnake has only one rattle ring at the tail, and the rattle ring will gradually increase as the skin peels again and again. The longer the ring, the louder the sound, which also means that the rattlesnake is older.