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Researchers studying a den of over 2,000 Western Rattlesnakes in California have discovered that the snakes are actually quite social creatures. They've identified two adult females who 'hang out' together frequently and that when the females give birth, members of the group will babysit the young ones if the mother goes hunting for food.
