The Baja California Rattlesnake, also called Lower California rattlesnake, is a snake living in Mexico's Baja California Peninsula and the southern tip of California. 

It is relatively small, reaching up to 35 inches, and has a distinctive skin coloration that blends with its desert environments. 

Moreover, it preys mainly on rodents and lizards. Unlike most rattlesnakes, they also eat centipedes of the genus3 Scolopendra.