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Laurence Klauber
(21 Dec 1883 - 8 May 1968)
American herpetologist, engineer and inventor whose interest was rattlesnakes, studying their natural history and relationship to humans.
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Science Quotes by Laurence Klauber (1)
It is almost a universal fact that the rattlesnake will do all that it reasonably can to avoid man. The rattler's first wish is to get away from anything as large and as potentially dangerous as man. If the snake strikes, it is because it is cornered or frightened for its own safety.
— Laurence Klauber
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