How do you stop rattlesnakes from becoming extinct?

Answer 1

The timber rattlesnake, Crotalus Horridus, is a large snake found in many areas of eastern North America. Also known as the "velvet tailed", or "canebrake" rattler, this snake is rare in many areas now, but fairly common in others. Protected by law in many states, it is not considered an endangered species. The best way to help this species is to educate the public about them. They are not the "horrid" monster their latin name suggests, but are mainly a docile, shy species that feeds mainly on small rodents. Protecting wild areas from developement also will help them survive.

Answer 2

You can start telling farmers not to kill it and you could bring rattlesnakes to scientists to put radio collars(Whatever they're called) on them.