Animals
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The Rattlesnake Season Is Here - Fish and Wildlife Notifies California Residents to be Wary
Spring has arrived and it is accompanied by warm weather and dry, hot conditions in most regions of California. The encounters of humans with snakes are expected as these evasive animals become very active during this period of the year. Majority of the native snakes are not harmful.
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