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A '''rattlesnake''' is a type of [[snake]] native to [[North America]], particularly the Southwest [[United States]] and the northern part of [[Mexico]]. The rattlesnake comes in 16 distinct varieties, all positively identified by the jointed rattles on the tail.<ref>http://www.desertusa.com/may96/du_rattle.html</ref> | A '''rattlesnake''' is a type of [[snake]] native to [[North America]], particularly the Southwest [[United States]] and the northern part of [[Mexico]]. The rattlesnake comes in 16 distinct varieties, all positively identified by the jointed rattles on the tail.<ref>http://www.desertusa.com/may96/du_rattle.html</ref> | ||
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| + | The rattlesnake is native to North America, and in the 18th century was often used in flags and cartoons to denote America. | ||
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Revision as of 23:34, October 3, 2009
A rattlesnake is a type of snake native to North America, particularly the Southwest United States and the northern part of Mexico. The rattlesnake comes in 16 distinct varieties, all positively identified by the jointed rattles on the tail.[1]
The rattlesnake is native to North America, and in the 18th century was often used in flags and cartoons to denote America. see Rattlesnake (American symbol)