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Tiger Snake

Notechis scutatus

Description:

These snakes are very abundant on Maria Island and quite aggressive.

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5 Comments

ausatravel
ausatravel 11 years ago

Tiger Snakes are quite aggressive. My aunt's dog was bitten last week by one and didn't survive.

AliceGreenup
AliceGreenup 11 years ago

What a beauty! My dad always tells me the story of how he was chased by a tigersnake!

ShannaB
ShannaB 11 years ago

Thanks ausatravel. I'm lucky, I live in what's known as "an ecological transition zone in which many tropical species of plants and animals reach their southern limit, and many temperate species reach their northern limits" according to the Sunshine Coast Council Biodiversity Strategy. There is so much to see here! : )

ausatravel
ausatravel 11 years ago

Thanks Shanna. Your pics are amazing. A bit jealous of all Queensland has to offer regarding wildlife.

ShannaB
ShannaB 11 years ago

Awesome spot.

ausatravel
Spotted by
ausatravel

Tasmania, Australia

Spotted on Jan 24, 2013
Submitted on Feb 24, 2013

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