New Dino Animal Rattles For Kids - Multi

Product : Rattles

Description : 

• Eyes: Rattlesnakes have relatively small eyes with vertically elliptical pupils. This eye shape is characteristic of many venomous snakes and aids in their ability to detect movement, even in low light conditions. However, despite their keen eyesight, rattlesnakes primarily rely on their other senses, such as heat-sensing pits and chemical receptors, to locate prey and navigate their environment.

• Heat-sensing Pits: Rattlesnakes possess specialized organs called heat-sensing pits located on either side of their heads, between the eyes and nostrils. These pits allow them to detect infrared radiation emitted by warm-blooded prey, such as rodents, even in complete darkness. This adaptation helps rattlesnakes locate and ambush their prey with remarkable precision.

• Venom: Rattlesnake venom is a complex mixture of proteins and enzymes designed to immobilize and digest their prey. Different species of rattlesnakes produce varying types and quantities of venom, ranging from neurotoxic to hem