What to do if you see a snake in the bush Woman discovers disturbing note on car warning of creepy visitor 'My worst nightmare': Terrifying discovery under couple's bedĭoctors pull 1.2m snake out of woman's throat The snake was all right and was relocated. Just wanted to let you know,” the note read.Īfter inspecting his car and not finding the snake, the council member smelt something burning in his engine and there was the red-bellied black snake. “Hey Mate, a big red bellied black name crawled into your rear tyre well and disappeared. Last month, a NSW council member found a note on their car saying a snake had slithered in. Homeowner's frightening discovery as python inhales possum while hanging from roof Woman finds massive 'black market' albino python on her doorstep Man discovers two-metre python in his couch while searching for keys “Call a snake catcher and keep an eye on the snake from a safe distance and they will be able to come and relocate the snake safely,” Jackie says. If it doesn’t appear to move on by itself, then call a snake catcher. Jackie says if you see a snake in your back garden, the best thing to do is to get other people and pets inside and away from the snake, and let it move on. It’s not uncommon for Aussies to find snakes around their home or out in their backyard. What do I do if I find a snake in my home?
Jackie also advises to treat all snakes you come across as venomous and not try and identify the snake, instead just leave them alone. She then advises to slowly back away from the snake, so you don’t startle it or trip over. There are right ways to handle situations if you come across one. Snakes are common in Australia, but they are misunderstood. “And they will be less likely to bite, and you basically disappear to the snake.” “Snakes don’t have very good eyesight, so if you stand still the snake won’t feel threatened or scared,” she said. Instead Ranger Jackie says the best advice she gives is to stand still. If you come across a snake, your first instinct may be to run, which seems logical, but it’s actually not the best thing to do. “There's a lot of myths and stories that get people very afraid, but they're really not as scary as they're made out to be, they’re actually quite amazing animals,” Ranger Jackie told Yahoo News Australia. Snakes are a part of Australian life and they play an important role in eating rats, mice and other animals humans don’t particularly like, Jackie says adding they are often misunderstood. However, Ranger Jackie, from Hands on Wildlife, explains snakes are misunderstood and there are ways in which to properly handle a situation if you are to cross paths with one. Australia is home to some of the world’s most venomous snakes, so it’s not uncommon for them to be found slithering around one’s home or even into a car.
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