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Aussie mum’s horror as one of the world’s deadliest snakes is found inside a little girl’s bedroom

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An Australian mother found a four-foot-long eastern brown snake in her daughter's bedroom last week.

A Queensland mother was horrified when she discovered a four-foot-long brown snake in her daughter’s bedroom last week.

The unwanted reptile had slithered into the family home in Moodlu, about an hour north of Brisbane.

‘Griffo’ Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers 24/7 He was called to the home after the owner found the adult large eastern brown snake in the dresser.

An Australian mother found a four-foot-long eastern brown snake in her daughter’s bedroom last week.

A photo and video were shared on social media showing the snake sitting next to a porcelain parakeet, sparking speculation that the bird may have lured it inside.

“I think the snake might have thought it was dinner,” one person wrote.

“Thought I was going to have chicken and budgie for tea,” another said in the comments.

However, snake catcher Stuart McKenzie debunked the theory and said it was a “complete coincidence”.

“We believe the snake entered the other end of the house,” he told Daily Mail Australia.

“He probably went through the whole house trying to find a way out and ended up in the bedroom and the dresser where there was a statue of a bird.

“They walk around trying to get out, but often they get lost or enter a completely isolated room.”

McKenzie told Australians to protect their children and pets.

“The main way in is through open windows, open doors and garage doors,” he said.

“If you want a nice breeze into your home on hot days, install some mosquito nets that are secure and gap-free.”

What is an eastern brown snake?

The eastern brown snake is one of the most venomous snakes in Australia. They vary in color and can be different shades of brown. They are reptiles and measure one and a half meters in length on average.

Source: National Geographic

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