Tiger snakes in the house toy box.
A molted tiger snake has been found in a toy box at a civilian home in Cranburn, Melbourne, and has been safely captured and released into the wild by the snake catcher.
Last Thursday, Goldsmith (Barry Goldsmith) of (Snake Catcher Victoria), a snake-hunting agency in Victoria, received a business call to a house in (Smiths Lane), (Cranbourne South) Smith Lane, in Bennan, Crane, the Pioneer Sun reported. At that time, the house female residents saw a tiger snake crawling into the hut toy box.
Goldsmith speculated that the tiger snake had lived in the toy box for some time, because it had its shedding skin.
"Snakes usually shed their skin two or three times a year," Goldsmith said. "it looks like this tiger snake is comfortable here."
Goldsmith says he has an average of three cases a week in Cranburn. A lot of work is under way, and farmland is destroyed to make way for new developments, so it will naturally lead to snake-like change sites.