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Middle N America Desert Secondary Carnivores

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Western Diamond-backed Rattlesnake

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Western Diamond-backed Rattlesnake Digital DesertUSA.com Feeding: The prey are struck and envenomated. Death follows rapidly and the prey is consumed. This snake takes small- to medium-sized v READ MORE
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Mohave Desert Sidewinder

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Mohave Desert Sidewinder Desert USA.com Feeding: This snake eats small mammals (Dipodomys, Perognathus, etc.), lizards (Cnemidophorus, Uta, Uma, Phrynosoma, etc.) and occasionally birds (Stebbin READ MORE
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Rattlesnakes

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Rattlesnakes DesertUSA.com Diet Rattlesnakes are carnivorous. Instead of chewing their food, they swallow it whole. The size of the prey a rattlesnake selects is limited by its own ability to e READ MORE
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Desert snakes

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Desert snakes Discover Southeast Arizona discoverseaz.com Rattlesnakes are, of course, the most famous of desert snakes. They are extremely poisonous and are held in well-deserved respect. Pict READ MORE
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Food chains and food webs illustrate how different specie get energy. Secondary desert predators like the roadrunner, collard lizard, eagles, gray foxes, and snakes eat smaller mammals to get their energy. Find information on small carnivores in the deserts of North America.
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