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

Project RattleCam started monitoring the Colorado den, home to hundreds of snakes, in May Kelli Bender is the Pets Editor at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2013. Her work has ...

Project RattleCam's Colorado livestream lured more than 2.5 million views in its debut year of 2024, even reaching over 180,000 viewers in one day, Bacchuber said. Contributing: ...

Project RattleCam is back, meaning you can now take a ssssneak peek inside Colorado's "mega den," where hundreds (and possibly thousands) of prairie rattlesnakes are emerging from their winter ...

Emily Taylor, a California Polytechnic State University biology professor leading the Project RattleCam research, told the Associated Press (AP) that the rattlesnake den “is one of the biggest ...

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

(Project RattleCam via AP) With the spring also comes the return of rattlesnakes and a popular webcam that captures a massive den of one of Colorado’s most spotted snakes.

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 ...

On a rocky hillside in Colorado is a "mega den" of hundreds of rattlesnakes — along with cameras livestreaming the whole thing.

This is one of the biggest ones we know of,” Emily Taylor, a Cal Poly biology professor leading the Project RattleCam research, said Tuesday. While it’s not the only one in existence, ...

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

On a rocky hillside in Colorado is a “mega den” of hundreds of rattlesnakes — along with cameras livestreaming the whole thing.