Venomous Snake Found in Australian Child's Bed Among Stuffed Toys
Red-bellied black snake, common in eastern Australia, safely removed by professional catchers
- A family in Jimboomba, Queensland, discovered the snake in their child's bed on June 15.
- The red-bellied black snake attempted to blend in with the child's stuffed animals.
- Professional snake catcher Bryce Lockett safely relocated the snake, which was preparing to shed its skin.
- Red-bellied black snakes are shy but venomous, with bites rarely resulting in death.
- Video of the incident has gone viral, highlighting the frequent encounters Australians have with wildlife.