"The black-tailed, tiger and speckled rattlesnake, they all like living in rocky habitats, like on a mountain." Rattlesnakes aren't the only dangerous snakes in Arizona. Coral snakes are the only ...

Arizona Black Rattlesnakes, native to the Southwestern U.S., are remarkable for their rapid color-changing ability, aiding in thermoregulation, camouflage, and signaling. This transformation ...

An Arizona company that relocates rattlesnakes found near homes this week shared an image with an arrow pointing to the location of a southwestern speckled rattlesnake in camouflage. We’ve ...

He then gave 11 types of Arizona rattlesnakes a 10-hour block of time to find their way out. The test subjects included western diamondbacks, a southwestern speckled rattlesnake, a black-tailed ...

Lighting was the greatest challenge when photographing this black-tailed rattlesnake. With the foreground in shade, Nick had to set up a flash without disturbing the sunbathing snake as it stretched ...

(Answer at bottom.) Western diamondback rattlesnakes are commonly encountered in Arizona and often mistaken for mohave rattlesnakes. They typically feature dark, diamond-shaped markings on their backs ...

the Arizona black rattlesnake, western diamondback rattlesnake, tiger rattlesnake, sidewinder, Mojave rattlesnake and black-tailed rattlesnake. You can also find the Sonoran coral snake in the ...