Tie Eipper and Scott Eipper's Snakes of Australia is a comprehensive and user-friendly photographic field guide. With more than 1,000 photographs, Snakes of Australia illustrates and describes in detail all 240 of the continent’s species and subspecies—from file snakes, pythons, colubrids, and natricids to elapids, marine elapids, homalopsids, and blind snakes. • Features introductions to each family, species descriptions, type locations, distribution maps, and quick-identification keys to each

3.8K views · 124 reactions | One scientist says farmers should resist the temptation to kill brown snakes on their properties. Not only are the majority of snake bites in Australia the result of people trying to kill the snake, but you're stopping 'unpaid rodent control officers' from killing thousands of mice a year. | ABC News | Facebook

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167K views · 564 shares | Australia is home to the world's most venomous snake, the inland taipan. Amongst snakes, the inland taipan has both the most toxic venom and injects the most venom when it bites. #DeadlyMonsters | National Geographic Animals | Facebook