What Does a Michigan Rattlesnake Look Like
Gray or Grayish Brown with Dark Blotches Edged in White and Spots Down Back and Sides.18.5-30 Inches Long; Record 39.5 Inches Long. Belly Blackish, Not...
Gray or grayish brown with dark blotches edged in white and spots down back and sides.18.5-30 inches long; record 39.5 inches long.Belly blackish, not patterned.Heavy-bodied; often found coiled.Gives birth to live young.
How do you identify a Michigan rattlesnake?
- Gray or grayish brown with dark blotches edged in white and spots down back and sides.
- 18.5-30 inches long; record 39.5 inches long.
- Belly blackish, not patterned.
- Heavy-bodied; often found coiled.
- Gives birth to live young.
Where do Michigan rattlesnakes live?
Habitat-1 and Habitat-2: Massasauga rattlesnakes are found in wetland areas in Michigan. The species has been recorded in every county of the Lower Peninsula and only Mackinac County in the Upper Peninsula.
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