Mulga Snake on Matutjara Country The Mulga is possibly the most widespread venomous snake in Australia. Commonly known as the King Brown, the Mulga is actually a member of the Pseudechis genus, which is the Black Snake family. Large, powerful and dangerously venomous, this elapid feeds on reptiles, frogs and mammals. Reaching a maximum length of 3m they’re the second longest venomous snake in Australia (after the Coastal Taipan) and can pump out a whopping 150mg of myotoxic venom in one bite! Sn

MILKING theLARGEST VENOMOUS SNAKE in AUSTRALIA! Milking a Mulga with @bill_collett_ in the brand new, state of the art Weigel Venom Centre (home to over 200 of the country’s most venomous snakes) at the @australianreptilepark was WILD The Australian Reptile Park is the sole provider of raw venom to produce anti-venom for Australian terrestrial venomous snakes. Since the founder of the park, Eric Worrell (Ranger Micks grandson), first started supplying tiger snake venom and coastal taipan venom t

King Brown. Mulga Snake. Pseudechis australis. This one was filmed on Bush Heritage's Edgbaston Reserve during a recent fauna survey. Snakes are wonderful creatures. In Australia, they are a significant large predator in a country lacking many large predators. Tiger Snakes instead of Tigers. As such, they are a key component of our ecosystems and their health. They should not be thoughtlessly harmed. In this video there are some key behaviours to note. The flaring and hissing of the snake is not

Mulga Snake aka - King Brown (Pseudechis australis) spotted crossing the road in the Pilbara region, Western Australia. 🏜️🪃🇦🇺 Dangerously venomous species ⚠️ | Mick Fullerton Wildlife