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In some cases, hunters may capture and release but not kill snakes, and they may not capture females or small snakes. 0.900

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Simplified: Hunters may capture and release but not kill timber rattlesnakes in some cases hunters may not capture female or small timber rattlesnakes

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In some areas, timber rattlesnake hunting is regulated. 0.900

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Simplified: Timber rattlesnake hunting is regulated in some areas

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Timber rattlesnakes are often hunted at their dens, a sport that originated in the colonial era and continues today, either as part of controlled capture and release programs or as illegal practices t... 0.900

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Simplified: Timber rattlesnakes are often hunted at dens hunting originated in colonial era continues today

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More roads and increased traffic also cause road mortalities of pregnant females, who move into more open territories during gestation. 0.900

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Simplified: More roads increased traffic cause road mortalities of pregnant female timber rattlesnakes during gestation

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They are known to decline when human encroachment occurs. 0.900

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Simplified: Timber rattlesnakes decline when human encroachment occurs

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Larger timber rattlesnakes may have up to five or six rattles and may shed a button as new buttons grow. 0.500

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Simplified: Larger timber rattlesnakes may have five or six rattles may shed a button.

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Current laws do not require alterations or limitations on development, and timber rattlesnakes do not respond well to changes in their habitat. 0.900

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Simplified: Current laws do not require development alterations timber rattlesnakes do not respond well to habitat changes

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As they grow, the young snakes molt their skin creating room to grow additional rattles. 0.500

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Simplified: Young timber rattlesnakes molt skin to grow rattles.

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Young rattlesnakes resemble adults, except that they have only one button on their tail and may have a stripe from their eyes to their jaws. 0.500

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Simplified: Young timber rattlesnakes resemble adults have one tail button and eye-to-jaw stripe.

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A single litter can have three to 13 snakes. 0.500

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Simplified: Timber rattlesnake litter can have three to 13 snakes.

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Timber rattlesnakes are viviparous, meaning they give birth to live young. 0.500

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Simplified: Timber rattlesnakes are viviparous give birth to live young.

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The dance has three steps; the male first slides next to the female, then rubs his head and body against her, and finally curls his tail under her tail to mate. 0.500

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Simplified: Timber rattlesnake courtship dance involves sliding rubbing and tail curling.

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Pregnant, or gravid, females move into more open habitat while males stay in habitats with more tree cover. 0.500

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Simplified: Pregnant female timber rattlesnakes move to open habitat males stay in tree cover.

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Mating season takes place from spring to late summer. 0.500

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Simplified: Timber rattlesnake mating season is from spring to late summer.

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Females mature at about 5 years old and reproduce every two to three years. 0.500

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Simplified: Female timber rattlesnakes mature at 5 years reproduce every two to three years.

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Often these dens are shared with other snake species too, both venomous and nonvenomous. 0.500

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Simplified: Timber rattlesnake dens are often shared with other snake species.

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In some parts of their range, timber rattlesnakes are solitary and will hibernate alone in a stump hole or under ground cover. 0.500

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Simplified: Some timber rattlesnakes are solitary hibernate alone.

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In other parts of their range, they congregate in dens underneath rocks, fissures in rocky ledges or other crevices. 0.500

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Simplified: Other timber rattlesnakes congregate in dens under rocks and crevices.

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Timber rattlesnakes are active in the day and night but spend most of their time coiled in a resting posture, waiting for prey to cross their path. 0.500

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Simplified: Timber rattlesnakes are active day and night spend time coiled waiting for prey.

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At the Zoo, timber rattlesnakes primarily eat mice and rats. 0.500

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Simplified: Zoo timber rattlesnakes primarily eat mice and rats.

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