Donna Dieterle took these photos at her house near the base of Black Mountain of a Greater Roadrunner (Geococcyx ...

Roadrunners are predators - catching and consuming everything from insects to lizards, rodents and even rattlesnakes ... of insects for them to eat," Cornett said. "A roadrunner once followed ...

Their stomachs produce acids that neutralize the toxins, and they are even known to eat venomous snakes as part of their diet. Overall, the Roadrunner’s natural ability to outrun and defend against ...

While it's not every day people see a rattlesnake in Oregon, the venomous reptile is common in certain parts of the state. Western rattlesnakes are known to inhabit areas of Oregon where the ...

Seeing a roadrunner dart across a highway is not an ... Roadrunners are primarily insect eaters, but they also eat lizards and small snakes. In the wintertime, when the reptiles go underground ...

The venom has two major roles: Prey immobilization: The venom causes muscle and tissue paralysis in small mammals, which are primarily rodents, enabling the rattlesnake to catch and eat them.

Many people fear rattlesnakes due to a lack of accurate information and exposure to nature. This doesn’t mean you stop hiking or visiting the great outdoors – it means you simply invest some ...

Did you ever imagine that one enemy of rattlesnakes includes…a roadrunner?!? Watch our video to learn about 11 predators that have no qualms about taking on the intimidating rattlesnake.

A bobcat was caught on camera trying to grab a quick rattlesnake snack at Saguaro National Park in southern Arizona. The national park posted the epic video, which shows the big cat batting at a ...