Which adaptation(s) allow(s) a rattlesnake to locate prey more effectively?
A) acute sense of hearing only
B) heat and chemical sensors
C) acute sense of smell only
D) acute sense of vision and chemical sensors
E) acute sense of smell and vision

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Rattlesnakes use heat sensors (pit organs) to detect warm-blooded prey and chemical sensors (Jacobson's organ) to track them, enhancing their hunting efficiency.

Which Adaptation(s) Allow(s) a Rattlesnake to Locate Prey More Effectively