Assertion: copperhead | /r/CapableOf | feel threatened
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text: Jeff Beane, a herpetologist at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences, says in an email interview that copperheads are not aggressive, and will only bite if they feel threatened or are frightened, such as when someone accidentally steps on or near them.
text: As our own Art Rascon can attest, copperhead bites usually come without warning.while many venomous snakes will give off a warning sign, copperheads have a nasty habit of striking almost immediately when they feel threatened.
text: As our own Art Rascon can attest, copperhead bites usually come without warning.while many venomous snakes will give off a warning sign, copperheads have a nasty habit of striking almost immediately when they feel threatened.
text: Copperheads are not generally aggressive, but they will defend themselves if they feel threatened.