A photo of an eastern brown snake. Credit : Universal Images Group via Getty Stock Photos. A man in Australia doing post-holiday shopping discovered he had picked up an unexpected hitchhiker.

This eastern brown snake safely relocated!” the snake catcher wrote along with the photos. The snake appeared to have been disturbed from a warm nap at the time of the photos, with part of its ...

Australian Rodney Cassor noticed the venomous eastern brown snake poking his head inside the dog bowl at a beach, before sending a photo to WILD Conservation, who shared it on social media.

Zachary Richards' pictures of the large Eastern Brown snake – one of the most venomous in the world – reclining in a client's bed touched a nerve online.

The eastern brown snake Rebecca Daynes remove from her pet. Rebecca Daynes. Daynes said she later sent a photo to her son and a snake identification group to learn more about the reptile that ...

The Eastern Brown snake is the second-deadliest snake in the world. ... Photos of a venomous spider consuming an equally-venomous snake in Australia have gone viral after a woman captured the battle.

The eastern brown snake is one of Australia’s most venomous snakes. They range in colour and can be different shades of brown. They are reptiles and average one-and-a-half metres in length.

Zachery Richards of Zachery's Snake and Reptile Relocation posted photos to his business' Facebook page showing the 6-foot eastern brown snake stretched out on a Maroon woman's bed.

A photo of a green tree frog “pooping” out a baby eastern brown snake has gone viral and left snake catchers begging for answers.

A photo of a green tree frog “pooping” out a baby eastern brown snake has gone viral and left snake catchers begging for answers.

A photo of a green tree frog “pooping” out a baby eastern brown snake has gone viral and left snake catchers begging for answers.

A photo of a green tree frog “pooping” out a baby eastern brown snake has gone viral and left snake catchers begging for answers.