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0:43Now PlayingAn 11-year-old girl in Australia is lucky to be alive after unknowingly playing with one of the deadliest snakes on Earth. A clip of her potentially fatal play date is currently going viral as snake experts warn the public about the perils of handling the reptile.
“The girl in the video is extremely lucky that she wasn’t bitten by the snake,” declared local serpent removal expert Stewart Gatt, better known as Stewy the Snake Catcher, in a Facebook PSA about the incident. He’d been sent the video by the girl’s grandparent, who didn’t know what the snake was and wanted the reptile enthusiast to identify it.
The young adventurer had reportedly been on a walk in Newport, a suburb of Melbourne, when she encountered an eastern brown snake — a highly venomous species that’s responsible for the most snakebite fatalities in Australia, per the post.
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