Rattlesnakes generally lie in wait in a sheltered location, such as under a bush or log, and wait quietly for prey to come into range of their strike. If a prey item approaches close enough the snake will strike and inject venom. Once the animal is overcome by the venom, the snake will follow its scent trail and swallow it. Sometimes they will also enter burrows of small animals looking for food.
Rattlesnakes feed on whatever they can find in the wild.
The things they feed on are like baby chicks, eggs,
and anything else that is small.
Rattlesnakes primarily feed on small mammals such as rats, mice, rabbits, etc. as well as an occasional bird or lizard.
Rattlesnakes could not eat an animal as large as a badger. However, badgers will sometimes feed on rattlesnakes.
Yes, rattlesnakes feed on primary consumers.
No, rattlesnakes do not eat sea life. They prefer to feed on small mammals, such as rats and mice, as well as birds.
Platypus,Rodents,deer,rattlesnakes,gila monsters and Wallaby
no the mother feeds the baby's rattle snake's
Rattlesnakes eat small mammals that feed on plants.
Yes because the population increased in 1999.
They feed on small mammals, such as mice, lizards, young birds, etc.
No. They are secondary consumers. They eat animals (primary consumers) who eat plants (producers). So, they are not primary consumers.
Roadrunners are known to kill and eat rattlesnakes .
Rattlesnakes are usually secondary consumers. They feed on primary consumers, such as rodents.