Australia’s most deadly snakes and how you identify them Australia is known for its beautiful lifestyle … and its deadly snakes. These are the most deadly – and how you can spot them.

The family includes the broad-headed snakes, tiger snakes, Australian copperheads, red-bellied black snakes, king brown snakes and death adders, and varies in size from 20cm long up to the deadly ...

A couple on a walk in Australia spotted two venomous snakes tangled in a vicious fight as one attempted to eat the other, video shows. Min Cook and Sarah Williams went for a walk at Onkaparinga ...

Common snakes found on the eastern and southern coasts of Australia including Eastern Brown Snake, Common T ...

Eastern brown snakes are found across a wide area, from Queensland to South Australia, and are notorious for their aggressive behaviour when threatened.

An Australian mother is heartbroken after her 16-year-old son tragically passed away after being bitten by a brown snake, but says he will live on through organ donations.

Police in Australia say a man was driving on a highway at about 60 mph when he saw a reptile in the vehicle: a highly venomous eastern brown snake.

Alarming footage has caught the moment an eagle-eyed young boy discovered a highly venomous eastern brown snake — the deadliest snake in Australia — hiding in his lounge room.

A man in Lennox Head, NSW is hospitalised after being bitten by a venomous adult eastern brown snake while attempting to clear a route for traffic.

This is everything you need to know about snake season, including what you should do if you get bitten. Here are 10 of the most deadly Australian snakes and how to spot them >>> 10.