Talk:Crotalus durissus

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common names for C. durissus

In Spanish, the rattlesnake is called víbora de cascabel, cascabel, or cascabela. (This means a little bell, like a cow's bell -- a curious description of the rattlesnake's rattle! The word "cascabel" is used in a variety of idioms and figures of speech; to the best of my knowledge, "cascabela" means only rattlesnake.) "Cascavel" is the Portuguese cognate (there is even a city in Brazil by this name). A less widely used Spanish name, limited mainly to southern South America (e.g., Uruguay, Argentina, the Andes), is yarará; this is a Tupi word meaning "big snake," related to other names such as jararaca. Mia229 (talk) 15:02, 21 September 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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