California rattlesnakes mate in summer and give birth to baby rattlers in fall. Here’s what the venomous snakes look like and how to stay safe.

California rattlesnakes mate in summer and give birth to baby rattlers in fall. Here’s what the venomous snakes look like and how to stay safe.

What looked like a small stick on the trail was a baby rattlesnake. Credit: CBS 8 "You guys there's a rattlesnake here," I said to warn some approaching hikers.

California rattlesnakes mate in summer and give birth to baby rattlers in fall. Here’s what the venomous snakes look like and how to stay safe.

Baby copperheads are also considerably smaller than adults, coming in at around six to eight inches long when they’re first born, Owens said, adding that the snakes are “about the size of a ...

There are three species of venomous rattlesnakes in NC: timber, pigmy and eastern diamondback rattler. What they look like, how to tell them apart, where to find them.

Baby copperheads are also considerably smaller than adults, coming in at around six to eight inches long when they’re first born, Owens said, adding that the snakes are “about the size of a ...