Eastern Brown Snake Joins Family's For a Swim At Currimundi Lakes! Family's swimming at the Currimundi lakes on the weekend were joined by another guest who wanted to cool down in the water as well. The healthy Brown Snake wasnt to phased by everyone and decided he wanted to go for a dip in the ocean and then headed back up into the bush. Thanks to everyone at Currimundi lakes who kept a safe distance from the snake and used a bit of common sense and let the highly venomous Eastern Brown move ba

Big Eastern Brown Snake In Fence! Its always fun catching healthy Eastern Brown Snakes on a warm day, especially when they are in a tight space. We had to work quickly once we removed the bamboo screening off the fence. The eastern brown tried to wedge itself in the fence and I didnt want to pull too hard as it could injure the snake. Thankfully I was able to encourage it out in the open and bag it up! - Stu, Chris & Westy | Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers 24/7

POP goes the weasel! The eastern brown snake is widely regarded as the second most venomous terrestrial snake on earth, and the deadliest snake in all of Australia! Despite it not being more venomous than the inland taipan, these snakes are responsible for the most snake bite related deaths in Australia. Why is this? Well the answer is quite simple! These potentially deadly venomous snakes are a common sight throughout much of the inhabited areas of Australia. They regularly turn up in backyards

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