Opossums are remarkably resistant to rattlesnake venom, allowing them to hunt and consume rattlesnakes with minimal risk compared to other mammals. Their unique venom immunity makes them exceptional predators of rattlesnakes.
Known for their speed and agility, roadrunners actively hunt rattlesnakes by striking at the snake's head and killing it, demonstrating their ability to confront venomous snakes effectively.
Especially the gray fox, foxes are skilled at hunting young rattlesnakes using their superior hearing and agility to approach and capture these venomous snakes.
With exceptional agility and rapid reflexes, mongooses evade venomous bites and possess a degree of resistance to venom, providing them with an advantage in battles against rattlesnakes.
Badgers excel at hunting and devouring rattlesnakes with their sturdy physique and elongated claws, making them adept at excavating snakes from their burrows.
Domestic cats sometimes confront rattlesnakes, using their swift reflexes and nimble maneuvers to retaliate against snake attacks, occasionally resulting in killing or repelling the snake.
Skunks prey on rattlesnakes, using their thick fur as protection against bites and leveraging their spraying ability as a defense mechanism before engaging in physical confrontation.