Tradies warned about common winter danger hidden in Aussie homes: 'Tragic instances'
A reptile expert warns Australians that snakes, including venomous eastern browns, often seek shelter in wall cavities and roofs during the winter months. Residents and tradespeople are advised to exercise caution when working in or renovating homes.
Why it matters
It provides practical safety advice to prevent dangerous human-wildlife encounters in residential areas.
There are actually two baby eastern brown snakes hidden in this wall. We've circled one, can you spot the other one? (Urban Reptile Removal) As Aussies rug up and search for somewhere warm to escape the winter chill , a reptile expert is warning that snakes are doing the same.
The article provides public safety information based on expert warnings.
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