Assertion: northern copperhead | /r/HasProperty | venomous
Facets:
value: of 22 species
type: OTHER
value: along with the timber rattlesnake
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Northern copperheads are venomous, which means that they kill prey by biting and injecting venom.
text: The timber rattlesnake can be found basking or hiding in a hollow log along side the Northern Copperhead, another venomous snake native to Pennsylvania.
text: The northern copperhead is one of three venomous snakes native to upstate New York, along with the timber rattlesnake and eastern massasauga.
text: Only two of these snakes, the Timber Rattlesnake and Northern Copperhead, are venomous and considered dangerous to humans.
text: Of 22 species found in New Jersey, only the timber rattlesnake and the northern copperhead are venomous – and each of these species is generally shy.
text: The northern copperhead is venomous (poisonous) and can be found all over the State of Virginia.