@cbsla: A Stevenson Ranch woman was rushed to the hospital after a rattlesnake jumped out of her rose bushes and bit her on Saturday, July 25. "I went and lifted the bush, and that's when I saw the rattler," Martin told CBS LA’s Rina Nakano, also noting that there was no sound or warning, just sudden pain and a burning sensation. Within 10 minutes, she and her husband arrived at Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital's emergency room, where she was given antivenom. Experts said her story is becoming more common now, with a warmer winter leading to increased sightings and a 20% increase in reported rattlesnake bites.