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Snakes Alive Gippsland

Locality: Yarram, Victoria

Phone: +61 408 520 630

Address: Commercial Rd 3971 Yarram, VIC, Australia

Website: http://snakes-alive-gippsland.business.site

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25.01.2022 How stunning is this little guy

25.01.2022 A diamond python has slithered its way into a Central Coast home, taking a moment to stop and smell the flowers. The reptiles are out to breed and find a feed, now that spring is here.

24.01.2022 No more rat... (photo courtesy of a WA gardener)

24.01.2022 He's a fiesty one!!

24.01.2022 Shes so tiny! Credit: ViralHog

22.01.2022 Tragic death of snake handler Grace Olive Wiley.

22.01.2022 WARNING: this (not so little) bloke was spotted at the Seaspray SLSC yesterday afternoon.

22.01.2022 Did you know Eastern Brown Snakes could look like this? This pretty little danger noodle was relocated from a kitchen in a home near Bribie Island yesterday. ...At only a little over 20cm long even a bite from this individual is enough to kill so please never try to handle one. People often mistake this banded phase of Eastern Brown for a python or something else they consider not dangerous. Over the years Ive come across quite a few people who have picked them up with their bare hands not knowing its technically the worlds second most venomous land snake! Anyhow Eastern Brown Snakes come in various colours and patterns so never assume the snake in front of you is not a dangerous one! -Richie

22.01.2022 Even the professionals sometimes get bitten. Its an occupational hazard! But let this serve as a reminder of just how dangerous these snakes are. You are literally putting your life at risk. Call a licensed professional and NEVER attempt to relocate them yourself.

20.01.2022 This woman is best friends with a giant, very affectionate lizard via Soulmates

19.01.2022 Please visit our GoFundMe link below to donate towards a surprise new Snakes Alive rescue car for Kathleen, so that she may continue her wonderful work rescuing and relocating venomous snakes and wildlife. Thank you for supporting our dedicated cause and please feel free to share our link

18.01.2022 This girl is fearless CONTENTbible

17.01.2022 Yass Yarram! Snekky sneks

16.01.2022 A 3.5 metre crocodile has been spotted taking a stroll on the Bruce Highway just north of Ingham in North Queensland. www.7plus.com.au/news #7News

15.01.2022 Hes a fiesty one!!

14.01.2022 Handy use for a wheelie bin! This big scrub python had devoured two chickens in a Tully backyard in Queensland, before a snake catcher was able to relocate it. Filmed by Bernadette Mauro/Scott Ervin | #ABCmyvideo

13.01.2022 So many snakes that you could practically fill the Great Lakes

13.01.2022 NO THANKS! A Brisbane snake catcher was called to remove this giant 1.8m long red belly black snake

12.01.2022 Just a reminder for all as we come into Summer. Take care everybody and look out for others

10.01.2022 Good puppy .......

10.01.2022 What do you think?? Snake or lizard?

09.01.2022 Id rather Blinky the fish

09.01.2022 A doorbell camera has captured the terrifying moment a man was bitten by a snake wrapped around a porch light. The snake was not venomous and the man taken to ...hospital for treatment. Read more: http://9Soci.al/g9mn50u2KY1 #9News | http://9News.com.au

08.01.2022 The residents of Bruce St in Yarram can breathe a bit easier now this beautiful Copperhead has been relocated. Hes been house-hoping for a little while now visiting each backyard. Need a reptile or possum relocated from your property? Call Kathleen on 0408 520 630

08.01.2022 She's so tiny! Credit: ViralHog

08.01.2022 UP CLOSE WITH A KING BROWN SNAKE (With Commentary) King Brown snakes (aka Mulga snakes) are one of Australias highly venomous front-fanged snakes. Like most sn...akes they generally flee at the first sight of a human but if they feel threatened, they can defend themselves with some fairly intimidating defensive behaviour. This can involve rearing up, flattening their necks out to appear larger, and occasionally advancing towards the perceived aggressor in order to intimidate them into backing off. This was how this snake initially reacted to me, but after a short time it calmed down and I was able to film and photograph it in close proximity. Unfortunately, when members of the general public encounter defensive snakes, they dont stick around to see the animal calm down like I get to when filming snakes in the field. Im sharing this footage so that you too can experience these animals in the way I do, but from the safety of your home. Enjoy the footage See more

06.01.2022 Sometimes bites happen.. it will not stop us trying to save them from a worse fate #saveoursnakes #snakecatcher

06.01.2022 This python is so huge it needed help shedding its skin

06.01.2022 EVER HEARD THAT TIGER SNAKES ARE TERRITORIAL? A common misconception explained Territorial animals such as dogs and wolves mark out a territory and defend th...at territory, sometimes aggressively by attacking other animals that invade their territory. This is not what snakes do, and for this reason it is incorrect to describe snakes as territorial. This not only applies to tiger snakes, but to all Australian snakes including taipans, brown snakes, black snakes and so on. Rather than a territory, what snakes have is a home range. They move around within this home rage in search of recourses such as prey, water, areas of refuge (shelter sites) and a mate during breeding season. Snakes do not mark out a territory and attack other animals that enter it. I believe that in an attempt to describe a snakes defensive behavior, some people incorrectly use the term territorial. What these people dont understand is the snake is not defending its territory, it is just defending its personal safety because it perceives anything larger than it to be a potential predator. I hope this helps those reading it to further understand the behavour of snakes. Tiger Snake (Notechis scutatus) Sunshine Coast, QLD

03.01.2022 Please visit our GoFundMe link below to donate towards a surprise car for Kathleen that works! so she may continue her wonderful work rescuing and relocating venomous snakes and wildlife. Thank you for supporting our dedicated cause and please share our link amongst your contacts, your family and friends. We are immensely grateful

03.01.2022 Master of disguise

02.01.2022 Imagine finding THIS in your garden...

01.01.2022 There were 6 little tree snakes sliding on the bed, One fell down but it wasnt Fred. Someone called the paps a...nd that lot said, You go Fred knock em down dead. There were 6 snakes here fighting for the attention of one female to the left, shes larger than the males, while we were perving one fell off into the river it didnt become a croc snack. August is the month of love for these guys and they are certainly making the most of it. Fred the NOT common, common tree snake. Hes the one on the top I reckon.