Rare video of a two-meter brown snake assaulting the camera while being removed by handlers has been recorded. Images and video capture the eastern brown snake getting extremely defensive, rearing up, and striking the camera six times before slipping under some bushes. The snake also appears to have poison that has leaked from a canvas bag.
In order to “mate and feed at the same time,” the snakes are making up for lost time. The vicious creature was found in a parking lot on the north coast and captured by snake handlers. The venomous eastern brown is shown being freed from a canvas bag on camera and displaying extreme defensiveness.
Before vanishing behind some bushes, the eastern brown displays a high level of defensiveness by attacking the camera six times. The handler claimed that eight dogs have attacked him this year, five of which have resulted in fatal snake bites. Just because humans work from nine to five doesn’t imply snakes can.
The handler claimed that eight dogs have attacked him this year, five of which have resulted in fatal snake bites. He advises people to keep a watch on any snakes they see in their backyards and to contact a professional to handle and remove the creature.
The killing of snakes is still prohibited. In essence, all individuals need to do is hire a pro to [capture the snakes] and bring the children and dog inside.
Watch the video below:
