After the dangerous attack of poisonous snakes, rattlesnake 'can't keep up with yawning'

Known for its deadly venom, but when it encountered moccasin snakes, the only North American water snake to be venomous, the rattlesnake had a tragic end.

The video was shot by photographer Heiko Kiera (also known as Ojatro) in the area of ​​Florida, USA for quite a long time but recently been reported by some newspapers and brought social.

The scene begins with a picture of a rattlesnake moving in a gravel-filled slot to a drier location. Suddenly, a large moccasin water snake appeared. When 2 poisonous snakes confront, the water snake moccasin suddenly hits the opponent in the head.

The rattlesnake writhed in pain before becoming the prey of the moccasin water snake.

According to Live Science, the moccasin snake, the only North American water snake with venom , has a thick body and a triangular head. They are not active in biting humans and only attack when they feel threatened.

The main food of moccasin water snakes is mammals, birds, amphibians, fish, snakes, turtles and small crocodiles. They are not afraid to eat poisonous snakes.

Meanwhile, rattlesnakes, native to the Americas, have a common feature that their tails can vibrate and make a sound. Most rattlesnakes are very poisonous. The amount of their venom quickly paralyzes the prey's nervous system.

When a person is bitten by a rattlesnake, the toxin will soak from the wound into the bloodstream, breaking the vascular wall cells and causing a very dangerous phenomenon of bleeding.