3D animated model of rattlesnake

3D animated model of rattlesnake

It is a venomous snake species living in North America, belonging to the Viperidae family. The most prominent feature is a string of keratin rings at the end of the tail, which make a sound when shaken, hence the name "rattlesnake". The body is usually larger, with a sturdy body, a triangular head, and vertical pupils in the eyes. Mainly by sensing heat sources to locate prey, preying on small mammals, birds, and lizards. Venom contains various neurotoxins and blood toxins, which can quickly incapacitate prey. Despite their strong toxicity, rattlesnakes generally do not attack humans without reason and only engage in defensive attacks when threatened.
Blackened species of rattlesnake

Blackened species of rattlesnake

The rattlesnake is a reptile belonging to the family Viperidae in the order Scorpaeniformes. The body of a rattlesnake is yellow green with diamond shaped black brown spots on its back; The tail end has a series of keratin rings, which are remnants after multiple molts. When encountering enemies or rapid movements, the tail ring of the tail can quickly swing 40-60 times per second, making a loud sound for a long time, making enemies afraid to approach or scared away, hence the name.