GREEN MOHAVE RATTLESNAKE

The Green Mojave Rattlesnake, scientifically known as *Crotalus scutulatus*, is a fascinating species found in the desert landscapes of the southwestern United States. Known for its unique greenish hue, which blends seamlessly with the scrubby vegetation, this snake is a marvel of natural camouflage. Its coloration varies from pale greens to olives, making it adept at hiding from both predators and prey.

On Big Jeep Tours in Bisbee, Arizona, guides often point out these snakes to adventurous tourists eager to learn about the local wildlife. The Green Mojave Rattlesnake is especially noted for its potent venom, which is more toxic than that of any other rattlesnake in the region. Despite this, the guides ensure a safe distance is maintained, allowing visitors to observe the snake in its natural habitat without disturbance. This educational encounter provides an unforgettable experience for those interested in the unique creatures of the Arizona desert.