The eastern brown snake inside the printer. Australian Snake Catchers Eastern browns measure around 5 feet long on average, with the longest specimen recorded being over 6.5 feet.

Brown snakes are some of the most common and diverse reptiles in the world. They come in a variety of sizes and levels of venomous potency, making them a group of wild snakes that’s both ...

The eastern brown snake's venom is neurotoxic, also containing blood coagulants and hemotoxins, and ranks as the second-most venomous snake in the world based on its LD50 (a measure of venom potency).

Unlike their name suggest, eastern brown snakes are not always brown. Sunshine coast-based snake catcher Dan Rumsey said that can cause complications when trying to identify them in the wild.

Summer is finally here, and humans aren't the only ones enjoying the warm weather -- snakes are slithering out of their dens ...

Kyle Andrews found a baby eastern brown snake caught in a redback spider's web dangling from his car. (Supplied: Kyle Andrews)With the time pressure of needing to take his daughter to a swimming ...

As a seasoned snake catcher, Dan Marshall is no stranger to Australia’s abundant snake population. But a recent call from a client was new for him: an eastern brown snake on a roof.

Small but deadly snake hides in NT Liquorland wine fridge. ... The northern brown snake, ... Another call out involved three eastern brown snakes.

Eastern brown snake: Pseudonaja textilis . Western brown snake: Pseudonaja nuchalis . ... Small-eyed snake: Rhinoplocephalus nigrescens . Common death adder: Acanthophis antarcticus .

As a seasoned snake catcher, Dan Marshall is no stranger to Australia’s abundant snake population. But a recent call from a client was new for him: an eastern brown snake on a roof.

The reptile found on the cat, an eastern brown snake, is Australia's deadliest snake Kelli Bender is the Pets Editor at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2013. Her work has previously ...

As a seasoned snake catcher, Dan Marshall is no stranger to Australia’s abundant snake population. But a recent call from a client was new for him: an eastern brown snake on a roof.