Does a rattlesnake live alone or in a pack?

Answer 1

No, during their active seasons, rattlesnakes are generally solitary animals. During colder months, however, they may den together in large numbers and always return to the same den each year.

Answer 2

I have found numerous rattlesnakes in a Rattlesnake Den. Most of the time I have seen only one snake alone.

Answer 3

Rattlesnakes live in small groups sometimes

No, but they will gather in numbers at preferred denning sites for the winter.

Answer 4

Yes they do - the only time reptiles usually seek others of their species is during mating.

Answer 5

It can live alone i think.... yeah it might live in groups

Answer 6

Several may den up for the winter together, but normally all snakes are solitary.

Answer 7

No, but they may den up in numbers in winter.

Answer 8

No, rattlesnakes are generally solitary. They only gather in large groups in a den for winter hibernation.

Answer 9

Except when the snakes den up for winter hibernation, rattlers are solitary animals.

Answer 10

depends on what kind of snakes.