Rattlesnakes: Canebrake vs Timber Rattlesnake?

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Let’s talk nomenclature - Canebrake vs Timber Rattlesnake?
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[@horseygurl143]

I live in your neck of the woods and appreciate learning this cool information!

[@bristolpistol7860]

I thought Timbers and Canebrakes were the same?!?

[@pulsatingsausageboy2076]

They are.

[@briansouth9325]

Timber is hemotoxic, canebrake is nerotoxic

[@pulsatingsausageboy2076]

@@briansouth9325 Not true

[@pulsatingsausageboy2076]

They are.

[@thecutieandpandafam1650]

Next u should try West Virginia timber rattle because they are more different than other timber

[@jamescook6564]

A canebreak and timber rattler is the same snake.

[@smartacus88]

Wrong. Genetically? Yes. Morphologically? No.

[@allen480]

@@smartacus88 Totally agree. Best comment ever regarding timbers and canebrakes.

[@johncole2469]

Canebrake timber rattlesnakes have a dual hemotoxic and neurotoxic venom. Very dangerous.

[@pulsatingsausageboy2076]

@@smartacus88Incorrect.

[@briansouth9325]

Nope, one is hemotoxic and the other nerotoxic