A video has surfaced showing two large rattlesnakes in Thousand Oaks, Southern California. The footage, captured by a viewer, depicts the snakes engaged in a behavior known as "combat dancing". This incident serves as a reminder that warmer temperatures can lead to increased rattlesnake sightings.
Further details about the video and the incident can be found through FOX 11, as reported by FOX 7 Austin.
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