All articles tagged with #snake catcher
A Queensland snake catcher responds to a bedroom python report and discovers a huge huntsman spider above the bed. He removes the carpet python with a hook, uses his hat to capture the spider, and releases both animals outside, highlighting safe, humane wildlife removal as humans and wildlife increasingly share living spaces.
A man in Mesa, Arizona, discovered that his suspicion of three rattlesnakes in his garage was far worse when a snake catcher found 20 rattlesnakes coiled around the hot water heater. The snakes included five adult western diamondbacks, 15 babies, and one pregnant adult. The garage had a gap in the door, allowing the snakes to come and go freely. The property owner suspected that the snakes entered through a nearby desert wash. This incident set a record for the most rattlesnakes caught in one call for the snake catcher company.
A six-foot-long Eastern Brown snake, one of the most venomous serpents in the world, was found sleeping inside an Australian woman's bed. Professional snake catcher Zachary Richards was called to the scene in the tiny rural town of Maroon, in Queensland, to safely remove the snake. The homeowner took the right steps to safely contain the snake before she called him. Eastern Brown snakes are widespread in eastern Australia and are responsible for more deaths from snake bites than any other species of snake in Australia.