As it heats up outside, cold-blooded rattlesnakes are doubtlessly getting out to warm up.
The East Bay Regional Park District said now that it’s spring, rattlers are emerging from hibernation and getting more active, which will lead to more encounters with humans and dogs, especially along trails and roads.
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