33K views · 278 reactions | Snake Catchers Adeilaide were calld out to remove a highly venomous eastern brown snake from this cat's collar. Fortunately, the snake was dead. The cat owner left a review on the catcher's Facebook page: “Rang Snake Catchers Adelaide because my cat had a snake caught in his collar. No bull. Super understanding mob. Super quick to arrive and got the snake out no worries.” Credit: Snake Catchers Adelaide via Storyful | The Australian | Facebook

1M views · 9.2K reactions | Follow the amazing journey of a venomous Australian brown snake as it's carefully captured and released back into its natural habitat, ensuring the safety of both the snake and the community. #ModernDinosaurs | Discovery Channel Australia | Facebook

77K views · 446 reactions | Very nice little Eastern Brown Snake. #easternbrownsnake #pseudonajatextilis #herping #snakes #venom #reptiles | Jesse’s Wildlife | Facebook

DEFENSIVE Eastern Brown Snake! Wowzas! We were called to a home in Twin waters for an eastern brown snake that was on the hunt for a feed in a family's BBQ. When we arrived, the snake was hidden in the base of the plant. But when the snake finally came out, it put on one of the best defensive displays you have ever seen. Please remember this is NOT CHASING behaviour. This is a snake defending itself as it has nowhere to go. So cool! Call us anytime if you need a snake relocated! Another hectic d

1M views · 4K reactions | This guy stumbled upon an Eastern Brown Snake, which are responsible for more deaths in Australia than any other snake  | UNILAD | Facebook