They don't usually chase any prey. They hide in ambush and strike out at any prey item that comes close enough. After the animal dies, the snake will follow the scent trail and consume it.
Rattlesnakes do not usually chase their prey but wait in ambush under a bush or other object for a prey animal to pass close by. They then strike out and inject venom. Once the animal has died the snake will follow the scent trail to its body and swallow it.
Rattlesnakes ambush small prey with a bite and inject venom that quickly kills the prey.
Rattlesnakes are both predators and prey.
Yes, rattlesnakes prey on small mammals, such as rats, mice, squirrels and rabbits as well as small birds.
No, the Mojave rattlesnake will not chase you. Rattlesnakes, for the most part, are more prone to backing down from a confrontation. Diamondbacks, however, are more prone to standing their ground but will not chase you.
no they do not they poison there prey with venom
Rattlesnakes, like most snakes, are only active if they are hungry and looking for prey. Rattlesnakes do not see humans as prey, however. If not hungry, they will curl up and avoid contact with others.
Some animals that prey on rattlesnakes include hawks, eagles, owls, and certain species of mammals like coyotes and foxes.
Rattlesnakes main diet consists of rodents.
A rattlesnake swallows it's prey whole
Yes, they swallow it...
Yes. They are prey to hawks, eagles, and kingsnakes.