Rattlesnake coiled with forked tongue art print
Brandywine General Store
This meticulously rendered art print depicts Crotalus horridus, the timber rattlesnake, in a naturalistic pose that emphasizes its sensory apparatus and predatory behavior. The composition showcases the serpent coiled among leaf litter with its forked tongue extended—a critical chemoreceptive organ that detects prey through vomeronasal sensing. Native to Appalachian ecosystems, this venomous pit viper represents a crucial component of regional biodiversity. The illustration demonstrates anatomical precision in rendering scale patterns, pit organ placement, and postural dynamics. Produced on archival-grade paper with premium inks, this print serves both aesthetic and educational purposes, appealing to herpetologists, naturalists, and serious wildlife art collectors seeking scientifically accurate representations. Picture #1968 an archival nature print featuring the Appalachian timber rattler for sale by Brandywine General Store. The head and eyes of the snake are in a slightly softer focus in this print.
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