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Second-most venomous snake in the world found in toddler’s underwear drawer
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January 18, 2024
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0:51Now PlayingAn Australian snake hunter discovered the second-most venomous snake in the world in a toddler’s underwear drawer.
Mark Pelley, based in Melbourne, was asked to remove a 5-foot Eastern brown snake from a 3-year-old’s bedroom.
“Mum went to get some clothes for her son and found a large five-foot brown snake instead,” Pelley wrote of the ordeal on Facebook.
“We figured out what happened. She carried in folded washing yesterday and as she was taking clothes from [the] clothes line, [the] brown snake crawled into it.”
Some people on Facebook asked how it was possible not to notice the reptile.
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