102 Red-Bellad Black Snakes Found in Sydney, snake catchers rescued

Last Updated:February 07, 2025, 09:29 IST

Snake News in Hindi: Dozens of snakes have been recovered from a house in Australia. Snake catcher experts were also surprised to see this view. He had never seen such a large number of snakes together before.

Five of 102 poisonous snakes are adults and 97 newborns.

Snakes Found In House: If the snake is seen in front, then most people get tied. If dozens of snakes are encountered? This is what happened to David Stine, living in Sydney, Australia. Stein saw some snakes in a pile of mulch (garbage of rotten leaves etc.) in his backyard, after which he called the Reportile Relocation Sydney (RRS). When Snake Catcher Dylan Cooper reached there and started digging, they found a total of 102 snakes- 5 adults and 97 newborns. RRS’s Kori Kerevaro told CNN, ‘This is a very unique case. It was never reported before seeing so many newborn snakes together.

Red-Beled Black Snex: Poisonous but shy

All these snakes were red-ballized black snakes. These are poisonous snakes found in Australia. They are not usually aggressive and prefer to stay away from humans. The females of these snakes often give birth to children in one place collectively, but it is a rare event to see such a large number of births.

How did this snake family get?

Stein first saw a small herd of snakes in her garden, but as soon as she took out the camera, they hid inside the mulch. A few days later, he saw that snakes had changed their place and now they were seen in two different heights on the other side of the mulch. His wife did research on the internet, which showed that the female snake often gives birth to children in the same place in the herd. For this reason, he decided to call snake cators.

Kerevaro said that Stein made a call for help at the right time, as these newborn snakes were ready to spread in the entire area. Kerevaro said, “If we had been a few more days, they would have spread in the entire locality.” It took about three hours to catch all these snakes for Snake Catcher Dylan Cooper.

What if these snakes would have gone out?

Red-Beled Black Snex does not attack humans without any reason. Nevertheless, it could have been very dangerous for so many poisonous snakes to be in a residential area. The poison of this snake can cause severe tissue damage, although it is only fatal in very few cases.

Now all these snakes will be released in a national park, where they can live naturally and stay away from humans.