Queensland House Garage appears to be a 3-meter-long, highly poisonous Brown Snake (Daily Mail photo)
An Australian man enters the garage to pick up a tool when he finds a 3-meter-long venomous brown snake, half-startled to death.
According to the Daily Mail, a man in (Yandina Creek), (Sunshine Coast) Adina Creek, Queensland`s Sunshine Coast, saw a 3-meter-long venomous brown snake in his garage and rushed up the stairs. Rhys Chapman Wildlife Services, a wildlife service, was immediately called to ask for assistance.
Snake catcher Chapman (Rhys Chapman) rushed to the scene, found the "super eastern brown snake" under the block and quickly subdued it.
Chapman, who estimates the snake to be eight to 10 years old, has relocated it to "safer, happier areas for everyone."
The eastern Australian brown snake, known as the eastern cobra, is the second most toxic snake in the world and resides mainly in Australia, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea.
