Why Do Rattlesnakes Shake Their Tails? Explanation for 6-Year-Olds

Learn why rattlesnakes shake their tails to make a loud noise that warns other animals to stay away, explained simply for young children.

A rattlesnake shakes its tail to make a loud rattling sound that tells other animals, 'Stay away!' so it can stay safe.

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