January 28 - Western Diamondback Rattlensakes @houstonzoo
January 28 - Western Diamondback Rattlensakes  @houstonzoo
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
Rattlesnakes are one of the most commonly misunderstood species. 🐍 Contrary to what many believe, rattlesnakes tend to avoid human contact and only rattle when they feel threatened. They also contribute to pest control by eating rodents and limiting the spread of diseases.

You can learn more about snakes at our Snake Festival next Saturday, February 7, and hear more about the conservation work our partners, Eastern Ghats, are doing in India. They are teaching local residents how to safely coexist with snakes and highlight the importance of species that are often feared or overlooked. Learn more about our event at houstonzoo.org.
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January 28 - Western Diamondback Rattlensakes

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