The RattleCam is back! For the second year in a row, California Polytechnic State University and Dickinson College are live ...

A Project RattleCam livestream of a rattlesnake den in Colorado is showing new activity after weeks of snake births, giving researchers a chance to observe new snake behaviors.

Project RattleCam, which livestreams hundreds of rattlesnakes in Colorado and California "mega dens," is installing new camera in Pennsylvania.

Project RattleCam, which livestreams hundreds of rattlesnakes in Colorado and California "mega dens," is installing new camera in Pennsylvania.

A live stream featuring a rhumba of rattlesnakes in Colorado is attracting citizen scientists from around the world.

Rattlesnakes are found almost everywhere in the continental U.S., but researching them has been difficult due to their rugged habitats and secretive behavior.

The mega den live stream can be watched here. More information on the Project RattleCam can be found here. The rattlesnake mega-den is located in an undisclosed location in northern Colorado ...

The public can watch too on the Project RattleCam website and help with important work including how to tell the snakes apart. Since researchers put their remote camera online in May, several ...

The California Polytechnic State University launched the "RattleCam" showing thousands of pregnant rattlesnakes in a Colorado mega-den.

According to CBS News, Project RattleCam 's livestream of a rattlesnake den in a craggy Colorado hillside home to hundreds of rattlesnakes has gotten even busier.

This undated image made from a video provided by Project RattleCam shows a “mega den” of rattlesnakes in a remote location in northern Colorado. (Project RattleCam via AP) ...

Project RattleCam, a research project based in California, is making it possible for people to observe the snakes with a live webcam. Cameras tucked away in the hillside livestream the snakes to ...