Colorado Rattlesnake 'Mega Den' Expands with Newborns
Live stream reveals unique social behaviors and challenges misconceptions about rattlesnakes.
- Researchers and the public can observe hundreds of newborn rattlesnakes via Project RattleCam.
- The live stream aims to dispel myths about rattlesnakes being aggressive and dangerous.
- Adult snakes exhibit rare 'babysitting' behavior, providing warmth and protection to the young.
- The den's exact location remains undisclosed to protect the snakes from human interference.
- The study includes public participation to help identify individual snakes and their behaviors.