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Well, big is relative. The first snake is about as large as most Sonoran sidewinders, Crotalus cerastes cercobombus, will ever get … about 2 feet long. The latter is brand new to this world, about as long as a dollar bill and can easily coil up on a quarter.

Tags: baby rattlesnake, cerastes, cercobombus, Crotalus, rattlesnake, sidewinder

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