What kind of shelter does a rattlesnake live in?

Answer 1

snakes basically have heat sensors. they are cold blooded animals. so they cannot regulate their body temperature. heat sensors help them to find the degree of hotness or coldness so they can find a shelter

Answer 2

rattlesnakes slither through the desert and find a safe place such as under rocks

Answer 3

Under rocks, in gopher holes, squirrel dens, small caves, under houses or sheds. They like small dark places.

Answer 4

rattle snakes find shelter under logs, wood, rocks, low shrubs, bushes etc.

Answer 5

Rattlesnakes are opportunists and will take advantage of existing shelters - animal burrows, rock crevices, under rocks or logs or in dense shade under brush.

Answer 6

Rattlesnakes may use an animal burrow, a rock crevice, a hollow log, under a rock or log as shelter.