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'Teenage' rattlesnakes, if there is such a thing, are just slightly smaller versions of adult rattlesnakes. They look the same as an adult and each one is well equipped with fangs and venom and they know well how to use them. Since rattlesnakes receive no parental care and are on their own from the moment of birth, they are born 'streetwise' and not to be provoked.

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