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All rattlesnake species give birth to live young. The average diamondback gives birth from 8-12 babies at one time. The babies are born fully capable to hunt for their first meal within days. Most diamondbacks give birth in mid or late summer. The babies venom is just as potent as the adults'. Unlike many reptiles, the diamondbacks take care of their young for a while, as opposed to abondoning them as soon as they are born. Many rattlesnakes are greatly misunderstood, and are thought as incredibly vicous, violent snakes, that attack on sight. This is not true. They are actually very shy, and most attacks happen when the rattlesnake was striking out in self-defense or provoked. If you leave them alone, they'll leave you alone.

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Rattlesnakes have the normal five senses - taste, touch, hearing, smell and sight. Their hearing is poorly developed, however. They have an additional sense and are able to detect heat with their sense organs on either side of the nostrils. This helps them locate prey items in the dark.

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Most rattlesnakes have 36 chromosomes.

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36 diploid

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