A Dangerous Snake Was Discovered In A House Hidden Among Clothes. This Is What Occurred Next

Even though stories of snake encounters in Australian homes do exist, they are still very rare, especially in urban areas.

When a homeowner called in distress, a snake catcher in Queensland, Australia, reacted quickly because they found the second-most venomous snake in the world concealed behind clothes in a bedroom.

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A young eastern brown snake that was discovered tucked away under laundry in a resident’s bedroom was discovered by snake catcher Daniel Rumsey, as seen in a video posted on Facebook by Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers 24/7.

“Literally trying to hide among the undies, on the second story, is the second most venomous snake on the planet,” says Rumsey in the video.

When a homeowner called in distress, a snake catcher in Queensland, Australia, reacted quickly because they found the second-most venomous snake in the world concealed behind clothes in a bedroom.

A young eastern brown snake that was discovered tucked away under laundry in a resident’s bedroom was discovered by snake catcher Daniel Rumsey, as seen in a video posted on Facebook by Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers 24/7.

“Literally trying to hide among the undies, on the second story, is the second most venomous snake on the planet,” says Rumsey in the video.

The inhabitant of the bedroom left a remark on the page, expressing gratitude for the snake catcher’s assistance, which may have prevented a dangerous situation. 

She recalled, “Lucky, he stuck his head under the housemate’s door; otherwise, he would have gone undetected, and I might have copped a bite when I went to bed.”

After being captured, the snake was securely moved to a remote area far from populated areas.

Even though stories of snake encounters in Australian homes do exist, they are still very rare, especially in urban areas. 

These kinds of accidents usually happen when snakes enter residential structures in search of food or shelter. 

The distribution and prevalence of snakes in Australia are influenced by the country’s varied topography and temperature, with some environments offering a greater chance of encounters than others.

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