- Main Page
- HISTORY
- Prehistory ~15,000BC to 300AC
- Protohistory 300AC to 1687AC
- History 1687 to Today
- 1687 - 1810 Colonial Times
- STRUCTURAL ASPECTS
- Strategic Location of the Pimeria Alta
- Structure of the Society
- Stages of the Colonial Period
- EVENTS
- Spanish Expeditions
- Father Kino
- After Kino´s Death
- Planchas de Plata
- Mission Growth 1741 to 1750
- The Pima Revolt
- Mission Decay 1751 to 1767
- 1767 The Jesuit Expulsion
- Franciscan Arrival
- Juan Bautista de Anza´s Expeditions
- Bourbon Reforms
- Instability
- 1810 - 1880 Independence to Porfirism 1810
- 1880 - 1910 Porfirism
- STRUCTURAL ASPECTS
- The Building of the Sonora Railroad
- Mining Development of Northern Sonora
- Social Structure and Families
- Ideology and Social Classes
- Main Buildings
- MAIN EVENTS
- 1880 Customs House Decree
- 1880 - 1884 Before the Founding of Nogales
- 1884 Founding of Nogales
- 1884 The Nogales Township is established
- 1886 The Last Geronimo Campaign
- 1887 - 1891 Years of Economic Growth
- 1891 - 1895 The Border is Remeasured
- 1896 - 1910 Just Before the Revolution
- 1910 - 1920 Mexican Revolution
- STRUCTURAL ASPECTS
- Causes of the Revolution
- Role of the Border in the Revolution
- Stages of the Revolution in the Border
- EVENTS OF THE REVOLUTION
- 1911-1912: Maderismo in Nogales
- 1913 - 1915 Fights Between Maytorena and Calles
- Defeat of Villismo
- 1916 Worsening of the International Relations
- 1918: The International Incident of August 27
- 1919 - 1920 Gradual Return to Peace
- 1920 - 1959 Postrevolution
- Nogales is a City
- 1920 Law that Declares nogales a City
- 1920 - 1922 How will Nogales be?
- 1922 - 1925 Economic Uncertainty
- 1926 - 1928 More education and Tourism
- 1929 Escobarist Rebellion
- 1929 Before the Great Depression
- 1930 - 1934 Years of Crisis
- 1935 Ideological Struggles
- 1936 - 1939 Different Visions of Nogales
- 1940 - 1944 Second World War
- 1945 - 1949 The Nogales we want
- 1950 - 1954 It is necessary to change
- 1955 - 1959 The Federal Model for Nogales
- 1960 to Today
- 1687 - 1810 Colonial Times
- Nogales, Arizona History
- Testaments of Sonora (External Site, In Spanish)
- Nature
- Social Themes
- Regional Tourism
- Nogales Photo Album
Black Tailed Rattlesnake
Click on the image to see it larger
Crotalus molossus
It has a greenish, yellowish or grayish color, with crossed strips of irregular size that look like the rhombs of the diamondback rattlesnake. However, it's strips have a light border and center.
Their main characteristic is the very contrasting tail, which is black just before the rattle.
It lives in rocky places. Varies in size between a little under a yard to 1.25 yards. Captive, it is known to live up to 15 years.
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