Coiled rattle snake on the ground in the Mojave desert

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Author:

Katie Hale, Lon McClanahan

Subject:

Science and Technology

Institution Name:

California State University, Fullerton

Collection:

Video and Image Data Access

Grade Level:

Primary, Secondary

Abstract:

Desert snakes hunt at night time to avoid unneeded water loss during the day. They are sensitive to ground vibrations and heat which enables them to locate warm animals in the dark.

Course Type:

Learning Module

Languages:

English

Material Type:

Curriculum Standards, Readings, Teaching and Learning Strategies

Media Format:

Graphics/Photos, Text/HTML

Curriculum Standards:

National Science Education Standards|California Science Content Standards

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