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Video shows rattlesnake devouring large iguana Prev Next The snake, a sidewinder, was recorded by Randy Babb and shared by the Arizona Game and Fish Department.

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Sidewinder snake on a sand dune (Getty Images) ... the latter is easily recognized by hornlike protrusions above its eyes and its curious sideways crawling motion.

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Video taken by Randy Babb, a retired Arizona Game and Fish Department biologist, showed a sidewinder rattlesnake eating a large desert iguana. Watch the video in the player above.