A couple, who realized that a poisonous snake, a red-bellied black species, was their “company” in a car they were traveling on a road in Queensland, Australia, fell into great fear.
Despite the panic, the driver managed to pull the vehicle to the side of the road and called the specialist reptile cleaning group Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers to evacuate the unexpected visitor.
A video was shared on Facebook yesterday (16) by Sunshine Coast Snake Catcher about the moment the animal was unloaded from the vehicle.
The post reads, “We were called to an emergency location on the Bruce Highway side where a couple was driving and a 1 meter long red-bellied black snake slid off their feet. Luckily they didn’t crash!” it’s called.
In the recording, the snake is seen in the car, next to the driver. With a special hook, the rescue team manages to remove the snake, which is then placed in a bag, until the catching reptile is released back into the forest.
The red-bellied black snake is a species native to Australia where it is considered highly venomous. This animal can grow up to 2 meters long.
Its venom contains substances that can suppress the sense of smell and cause diseases and symptoms in victims such as bleeding, vomiting, diarrhea, pain and muscle weakness.
Although several bites of this snake are recorded each year, there are no recorded deaths, according to the expert group.
source: Noticias
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