Australian Driver Discovers Venomous Tiger Snake Climbing Her Leg at 50 MPH

The woman safely pulled over and called for help after fending off the highly dangerous snake on a Melbourne freeway.

A woman driving on the Monash Freeway in Melbourne felt a tiger snake slithering up her leg while traveling at 50 mph.
She managed to fend off the snake and safely navigate through traffic to pull over and exit her car unharmed.
Tiger snakes are among the most venomous in the world, with neurotoxic and coagulant venom that can cause paralysis or death if untreated.
Paramedics confirmed the woman was not bitten, and a professional snake catcher removed the snake from her vehicle.
The incident highlights the dangers of tiger snakes in Australia, which are known for their defensive aggression and ability to climb.