Those would be intergrades, not hybrids. There are records...

Posted by Chris H. on April 17, 2002 at 16:36:31:

In Reply to: In Louisiana here there is a huge debate over....PICs posted by Michael Beran on April 17, 2002 at 13:39:42:

of hybrids between species (an intergrade is a cross between subspecies and are expected to occur whereever the two ranges overlap).

I found a snake once that was later determined to be a hybrid between a Western Diamondback and a Mojave Rattlesnake. Hybrids between these species have been found many times.

In general, natural hybrids are very rare (I would speculate that more wild albinos are found than wild hybrids).

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: of hybrids between species (an intergrade is a cross between subspecies and are expected to occur whereever the two ranges overlap). : I found a snake once that was later determined to be a hybrid between a Western Diamondback and a Mojave Rattlesnake. Hybrids between these species have been found many times. : In general, natural hybrids are very rare (I would speculate that more wild albinos are found than wild hybrids).

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