Colorado's Rattlesnake 'Mega-Den' Livestream Offers Unique Insight

California Polytechnic State University researchers launch live video feeds to study and demystify rattlesnake behavior.

The livestream features up to 2,000 rattlesnakes in a remote Colorado den, with a smaller feed from California.
Viewers can observe natural behaviors, such as basking, drinking rainwater, and predator interactions.
The project aims to collect unbiased scientific data and improve public perception of rattlesnakes.
Pregnant females are currently in the den, with pups expected to be born in August.
Citizen scientists contribute observations, enhancing the research effort.