A group of golfers are feared by life after discovering a giant oriental brown snake gliding over a green green.
The snake was shot on the fairway at the Magenta Shores Golf Course on the Central Coast of New South Wales.
It is understandable that golfers don’t want to get too close to the world’s second largest venomous snake.
Its videos were posted to Facebook, and social media users were incredible.
One person said, “That must be the biggest brown ever.”
Another said, “I think I’ll die before me.”
Austin Pole, from Sydney snake and wildlife removalhe told the Daily Mail Australia that he estimated the snake was about three meters long.
“It’s a fascinating because I’ve never seen that size before. Mr. Bolls said the snake was the size of a larger python.
The brown snake is about three meters long
“My opinion is that this is six to seven years old and survived some tough seasons. This is great, no doubt.
“This seems to tolerate the worst conditions or become very lucky.”
The Brown Snake is found primarily in eastern Australia and is highly adaptable and can be found anywhere from woodland to suburban gardens.
“The thing about golf courses in particular is that they are the main locations for snakes because they have everything they need,” Mr. Polls said.
“They have water, food, shelter and sunshine.”
Although the size of the brown snake is intimidating, it is not difficult compared to the baby snake, which is as toxic as the day it was born.
“The problem with baby snakes is that snake catchers are hard because when you pick them up, they are very agile.”
“There are big differences in using a big snake. I wouldn’t say that the big brown snake on the golf course is hard to catch.
Brown snakes may be positive when irritated and do not like confrontation with humans
“You grab it from the tail and it won’t be overly positive.”
The bites of the eastern brown snake can be fatal in almost half an hour and cause more bites in Australia than any other species.
Despite statistics, they are not the most cleared snakes of Sydney snakes and wildlife.
“I want to say 95% of snake phones are black snakes. Brown snakes are only 2%. We don’t encounter them often, but that’s not to say they aren’t common,” Mr. Pols said.
East Brown snakes can live in the wild for more than 10 years, but are usually more likely to live longer in captivity.
They survived primarily from rodents, lizards, birds and frogs and became the main real estate of golf courses.
Despite ongoing concerns about deadly reptiles, Mr. Bolls urged Australians to be alone and call a professional snake catcher if they need to remove the snake from their property.
