Close up of snakes specializing in biting people when they sleep, causing a terrible nightmare in Australia

Although they seem gentle on the surface, when they get angry, they will become aggressive and extremely scary.

Jarrod Bingham is a fellow Moorabool Shire (Australia) member and a professional snake catcher who discovered the danger with his sharp eyes on a wall in Melbourne (Australia). See picture below:

Do you discover dangerous things?(Photo by Jarrod Bingham).

He discovered that the snake was trying to crawl out of a factory in Melton through a wall and take this picture with the puzzle "Where can you see the snake?" on your personal Facebook page.

Take some time to see if you can detect the danger of falling into the same situation as Bingham!

And this is the position of the snake:

Location of the snake.(Photo by Jarrod Bingham).

In fact, you can only see the head sticking out and toward the road, so it is difficult to detect if accidentally passing by. He also said there was another larger snake on this wall.

In addition, he revealed that capturing snakes in stone walls is very difficult for a professional snake catcher: "Getting a snake in a stone wall is a very difficult task". He said on 7 News.

"There are two snakes on this wall because now is the time of mating of this snake." They are brown snakes - the most dangerous class on the planet (ranked No. 2), causing 65% of the snakebite deaths in Australia according to the University of Melbourne (Australia).

A brown snake.(Getty Image Image).

Brown snakes are very popular in Australia, when adults are dark gray, yellow or glossy brown. Just 1 / 500g of their venom can kill a successful person even though it looks quite gentle and very shy.

Scene of a ferocious brown snake attacking.(Source: Youtube / Virahog).

The food of this snake is vertebrate animals like frogs, lizards, snakes, birds and rodents. Another type of dangerous poisonous snake with the Australian brown king snake name even actively attacks humans.

According to Toxicon statistics, in 27 cases of brown king snakes, 7 cases of victims were attacked while sleeping! These snakes are extremely dangerous and a scary "nightmare" for Australians.