Shiver the second world snake venom to stand up with tail chasing people

A professional snake catcher captured the moment of the brown brown snake, the second most venomous snake in the world, chasing and having scary cuts.

According to the Daily Mail, professional snake hunter Tony Harrison, 52, from Queensland, Australia, was hired to the suburb of Pimpama in Gold Coast City, Queensland to catch an eastern brown snake.

In particular, this venomous snake was extremely aggressive because it had been chased by dogs before.

The eastern brown snake rises and opens its mouth to attack people.

In the video, the eastern brown snake chases after Harrison, who is holding a camera to shoot. The upper body of the poisonous snake protrudes, its mouth wide open and the fangs show off its menacing teeth.

" Eastern brown snakes are the second most terrestrial venom animal in the world. Most cases of snakebites in Australia are caused by this species. If they are bitten and not taken to hospital In time, you will surely die.

The violent reaction of this snake is not common. Before that, it was attacked by dogs and then arrested by me, so it was so fierce, " the 52-year-old man shared.

Professional snake catcher Tony Harrison in one go.

According to the University of Melbourne, Australia, eastern brown snakes are responsible for the deaths of more than half of serious snakebite cases in Australia and over 60% of snakebite-related deaths.

If this species feels threatened, it will become aggressive and aggressive.

"This is the defense of the eastern brown snakes, not their nature. We are referring to snakes that do not want to be touched. When they feel threatened by humans, vehicles and animals." otherwise, their defense mechanism is understandable, " Tony explained.

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