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Grzechotniki w hrabstwie San Diego

By Marek Kowalski on May 26, 2024

Źródło obrazu：https://www.cbs8.com/article/news/local/el-cajon-most-rattlesnake-san-diego-county/509-3cc0c480-ad96-4262-9d93-8b658d449d65

We have received reports of a record-breaking rattlesnake discovered in San Diego County. The snake measured an incredible 7 feet 2 inches long and was found in El Cajon. The discovery was made by a local resident who stumbled upon the rattlesnake in his backyard. The previous record for the longest rattlesnake found in San Diego County was 6 feet 11 inches, making this new discovery truly remarkable. Authorities have issued a warning to residents in the area to be cautious and aware of their surroundings, as rattlesnakes are common in the region. Experts advise keeping yards clean and free of debris to reduce the likelihood of encountering snakes. It is important to remember that rattlesnakes play a role in the ecosystem and should be respected from a safe distance.

Published in Wiadomości z San Diego

Marek Kowalski
Marek Kowalski

Marek Kowalski is a journalist at PolskieToday, a Polish language news outlet in the US. He has been writing about Polish and Polish-American communities for over 15 years. Kowalski is a passionate advocate for Polish culture and heritage. He believes that it is important to tell the stories of Polish people and their contributions to the United States. He is also committed to reporting on the challenges facing Polish-Americans, such as discrimination and assimilation. In addition to his journalism work, Kowalski is also a public speaker and educator. He frequently gives talks about Polish culture and history to Polish-American communities and schools. He is also a member of the board of directors of the Polish American Historical Association. Kowalski is a graduate of the University of Warsaw and the University of Missouri School of Journalism. He lives in Chicago with his wife and two children.

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