Rattlesnakes are venomous snakes known for their distinctive rattle at the end of their tail. These rattles, which are actually modified vertebrae, are used to signal their presence to potential predators. Colorado is home to four distinct types of rattlesnakes.

This live stream is a testament to the growing popularity of wildlife cameras and the increasing accessibility of live streaming technology. The video, which is hosted on the website of the Colorado Parks and Wildlife, showcases a diverse range of rattlesnakes, including the iconic Western Diamondback Rattlesnake. The live stream allows viewers to observe the snakes’ natural behaviors, such as hunting, basking, and interacting with each other.

The rookery is said to be home to hundreds of these Prairie Rattlesnake specimens and while watching the video stream can be educational, intriguing, and to some, fun, the location of the rookery remains undisclosed for the safety of the snakes as well as the general public. LOOK: Snakes, Lizards + Spiders Took Over a Colorado Hotel Take a look at what you may have missed at this year’s Reptilian Nation Expo’s stop in Colorado. Gallery Credit: Nate Wilde LOOK: 17 of the Best Places to Buy an Exotic Pet in Colorado Scroll through 17 of the best places to buy lizards, snakes, tarantulas, and other exotic pets in Colorado. Gallery Credit: Nate Wilde