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Project Noah Nature School
Spotted on Nov 2, 2009
Submitted on Dec 23, 2011
5 Comments
They can vary in colour greatly, for instance they have been sighted as brown,black,grey and some times are reddish or olive green. Some of them also have striping and spotting on there scales, contrary to popular belief they do not have to be brown. The average length for an adult is around 1.1 - 1.8 meters some specimens have reached length of well over 2 m, generally they are a fairly slender snake. Size however is irrelavant a hatchling Eastern brown has the potential to kill just as much as a fully grown adult.
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this snake is stunning its really good looking it is the seconnd most venomous snake in the world bassed according to its LB it is a very beautiful species of reptile i wish you good luk and hope youu get better pictures next time
I think you may have a good ID (Pseudonaja textilis) what with the head plates, body texture, color, length and diurnal activity and range)...
I've got a bracelet like that - sort of bronze-pewter. Good looking snake and great photo !
What a handsome snake. Really nice colour like it's been anodized.
Fabulous area to find one in too - very special place.