Animal Find in A Garden in Sydney: Australian reptile catchers did not dare their eyes when they stumbled over a nest with 102 toxic snakes in a suburb of the Australian coastal metropolis. The team had expected far fewer copies …
First the animal catchers were supposed to catch it with a maximum of four or five adult specimens of the red -made black tracks. But they would have stopped counting after they pulled a “whole bunch of” baby hoses from a pile of leaves in a garden.
New animals always came to light
In the end they were 102 snakes. The team originally conquered around 40 snakes to take them with you. However, new snakes have always appeared, said Kerewaro, who posted a photo of the animal finding in online networks. According to him, two of the female animals had born a number of baby hoses in the leaf heap.
Black red belly hoses are less toxic than other types of snakes found in Australia. However, her bit is still toxic enough to cause serious pain, nausea and vomiting.
Source: Krone
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