Answer:
The answer for the first question is B. A rattlesnake's bite can be lethal, but is treatable- I believe the answer for the second question is also B.
Explanation:
The article goes out of its way to say that rattlesnake bites are not particularly lethal to humans unless left untreated, so option A is clearly not the answer. And while the article does touch on the fact that the fear of rattlesnakes is often perpetuated in media and tv, that isn't the main point of the article, hence the first answer being B.
As for question two- I assume the answer is B, as the question doesn't clarify animals that died after getting bit by rattlesnakes. If it did, the answer would either be A or C. Since rattlesnakes only really attack when threatened, it makes sense the pet would need to have those qualities to be attacked.
