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Eric ProuzetWe&nbsp;typically let our noses guide us on a daily basis toward the delicious, soothing, or curious smells, while gasps of 'ewwwww' lead us away from the disgusting or uncomfortable smells.&nbsp; &nbsp;However,&nbsp;THIS smell is crucially important, and not one you want to mess around with.&nbsp;I'm totally freaking myself out, and yes,&nbsp;I'm being a bit dramatic for a very good reason after learning this.&nbsp; If you smell cucumbers in your home&nbsp;but aren't chopping them up for a salad or have them sitting out on your kitchen counter, you should call wildlife control, animal control, or pest control, and fast.This cucumber-like&nbsp;smell is going to be a a bit musky&nbsp;and rotten&nbsp;and will most likely be coming from your attic, basement, or garage. Why?&nbsp;Because that's where the dangerously venomous rattlesnakes and copperheads like to curl up, slither around, hang out, and build nests for themselves and their babies.Yes, nests where babies and families hang out.&nbsp;Can you imagine or in this case smell?&nbsp;And let's be honest, they slither around so silently that thank goodness&nbsp;this cucumber-like smell is something to signal&nbsp;that there&nbsp;may&nbsp;be a family of snakes living with you.According to&nbsp;Total Reptile, this smell is distinctive to rattlesnakes and copperheads&nbsp;who start to smell like an&nbsp;old cucumber when they're&nbsp;locked inside four walls and are either dying, on high alert, or hibernating. This odor comes from their glands, and as we know, these are extremely poisonous snakes that are virtually impossible to dodge if you come into contact with one.According to the&nbsp;National Wildlife Federation,&nbsp;Rattlesnakes exist in almost all corners of the United States and are&nbsp;venomous snakes&nbsp;while the venomous copperhead is everywhere except California.&nbsp; So if you come across this smell,&nbsp; you'll now know&nbsp;it's best not to go&nbsp;searching out the smell like people do in horror movies when they hear something that's clearly out of the ordinary.&nbsp; Instead, call animal control or an exterminator to find out the next steps.Below, find out where 25 of the most infamous crimes in history took place — and what the locations are used for today. (If they've been left standing.)Are you ready to see the top 50 major retailers that no longer exist? Keep reading to see if your favorites made the list.Gallery Credit: Meagan DrillingerSource: If You Smell Cucumbers in Your House, Get Out FastCommentsLeave A CommentA Colorado Man Has Been Arrested in the Killing of 3 BearsIs Four Mile House The Oldest Home Still Standing In Colorado?Avoid Bear Encounters + Steer Clear of these Parts of ColoradoAll 9 of Colorado’s Fancy Michelin-Star Restaurants Have This in CommonAll Adoption Fees Waived for the Last Days of Weld Humane Society

Eric ProuzetWe&nbsp;typically let our noses guide us on a daily basis toward the delicious, soothing, or curious smells, while gasps of 'ewwwww' lead us away from the disgusting or uncomfortable smells.&nbsp; &nbsp;However,&nbsp;THIS smell is crucially important, and not one you want to mess around with.&nbsp;I'm totally freaking myself out, and yes,&nbsp;I'm being a bit dramatic for a very good reason after learning this.&nbsp; If you smell cucumbers in your home&nbsp;but aren't chopping them up for a salad or have them sitting out on your kitchen counter, you should call wildlife control,...

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