Does a rattlesnake make a sound when you shake it?

Answer 1

Yes, if they spot you. So be careful if you're an explorer. The safest way to get past a rattlesnake without them having to spot you is simply tip-toeing where they can usually see you. You should also be behind him. Thank you whoever asked this question!

- Jacquelynn

Answer 2

To be honest with you it really depends. Baby is such a broad term. Each time a rattle snake sheds its skin, it gains another "ring". Once the snake gets to rings, they vibrate against one another to make the rattling sound that humans hear. So it Really depends. Has it shed its skin 2 or more times? Last I heard, the most rings it could get is about ten or so. And by the way, the more rings it has, the faster the vibrations which means the louder the noise. Hope I helped!

Answer 3

I don't know for sure & I'm sure no one else would want to be the one to try this.I advise that you don't try it unless u want to either be in a hospital or dead,but if you want my guess...if a rattlesnake shakes it's own tail & it makes a noise,I think if you can somehow stop it from biting you enough to shake it's tail,it should do the same.I will say this again,I'm not 100% sure,but still,I would ask an expert about it instead of finding out myself...

Answer 4

No, they would only make a noise if they are rattling. If they are simply moving from place to place, they make no noise.