A tiny island just off the coast of Tasmania has been taken over by 'mutant' tiger snakes, growing to twice the size of their Australian relatives.. The island of Mount Chappell, also known as ...

A Tasmanian snake catcher says a man got a shock after finding a "pretty big" tiger snake curled up next to the toilet in his one-bedroom unit on Tuesday morning. Skip to main content.

When Europeans colonised Tasmania they developed a hysterical fear of snakes but unwittingly provided them with the perfect food source, rabbits, which led to one venomous species growing into ...

A tiny, barely inhabited island off the coast of Tasmania has become home to an enormous population of mutant, bird-eating tiger snakes. The Jurassic Park-style island, Mount Chappell, is said to ...

As a snake handler for Tasmania’s Reptile Rescue Inc., Mr Daly is preparing for a busy season ahead as Tasmania’s weather warms up early, bringing the three species of snakes out in search of ...

Tasmania has just experienced one of it’s warmest winters on record, with spring expected to be warmer than normal. Snake catcher Justin Kneebone of Tas Reptilia said he was already receiving ...

Mutant snakes have reportedly infested the uninhabited Mount Chappell Island of the coast of Tasmania which 100% sounds like a horror film. Sounds like a fkd horror film to me.

Olivia Dykstra of Snake Catcher Tasmania posted photos to Facebook showing the rescue of a venomous lowland copperhead snake that was found with its head stuck inside a Rockstar energy drink can.

Once a snake gets its head caught in a can, it is very difficult for it to get out. As summer approaches, a Tasmanian snake catcher is delivering a crucial message: Crush your cans. After a daring ...

Tasmania is a relatively small state of 68,000 kilometers located just south of Australia. ... They generally feed on carrion, but will also eat insects, snakes, ...

A toilet bowl, inside Risdon Prison and the Royal Hobart Hospital – all some of the strange places snake handler Chris Daly has been called to rescue snakes around Tasmania.

As a snake handler for Tasmania’s Reptile Rescue Inc., Mr Daly is preparing for a busy season ahead as Tasmania’s weather warms up early, bringing the three species of snakes out in search of ...