Wanton killing of rattlesnakes by those who are ignorant of the value of the snakes to the environment and habitat loss is causing numbers to decline in some areas.
There are 3 different kind of Diamondback Rattlesnakes Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake Which colors consist of: brownish, brownish yellow, brownish gray or olive ground color. Western Diamondback Rattlesnake which colors consist of: dusty looking gray-brown ground color, but it may also be pinkish brown, brick red, yellowish, pinkish or chalky white. Red Diamondback Rattlesnake which colors consist of: Brownish Red, White, Creamy yellow, sometimes black. There are only two diamondback rattlesnakes, the eastern and western. There is however, the red diamond rattlesnake, but it is not closely related to the true diamondbacks.
Both of your questions are yes, because it destroys rodents, which left unchecked can become a threat to crops, and spread disease.
Its always venomous.
probaly the orange colored tigers would be endangered or threatened.
Rattlesnake venom is not poisonous and it would become deactivated during the cooking process. It would generally be safe to eat.
They are listed as vulnurable or threatened, not endangered.
The mountain lion is neither threatened nor endangered except for the Florida subspecies.
Because of indiscriminate Hunting and habitat loss.
The timber rattlesnake is considered a species of least concern, not endangered as a species. This is due mainly to the species large range, found over much of the east, from Minnesota to Florida. It is however, threatened in some states.
It's called Endangered if a species is threatened to go extinct.
sharks,boats,and humans eating there food.
They are mostly eaten by Diamondback Terrapins in the marsh ecosystem. If there is an overpopulation of the species, the beautiful arsh meadows would become mud flats! ~the answerer