VOICED : Snake season strikes fear in Aussie homes

The video discusses a snake encounter in a Sydney backyard, highlighting the presence of non-venomous pythons and venomous snakes like the eastern brown snake. It explains the increased snake activity in spring due to higher body temperatures and foraging needs. Despite the danger, only one in 3000 snake bites in Australia is fatal, thanks to available anti-venom and proper first aid. The video emphasizes the importance of keeping a safe distance from snakes unless guided by an expert.

What prompted Vanessa Clark to call a professional snake catcher?

• She was curious about the snake species.

• She wanted to learn how to catch snakes herself.

• She was concerned about the safety of her children and pets.

• She wanted to keep the snake as a pet.

Why is spring the busiest time for snake catchers like Rob Ambrose?

• Snakes are less visible in spring.

• Snakes migrate to other regions.

• Snakes hibernate during spring.

• Snakes are more active due to higher body temperatures.

What is the likelihood of a snake bite being fatal in Australia?

• 1 in 1000 bites are fatal.

• 1 in 100 bites are fatal.

• 1 in 3000 bites are fatal.

• 1 in 10 bites are fatal.

What is a crucial factor in surviving a snake bite?

• Avoiding hospital visits.

• Correct first aid procedures.

• Immediate consumption of anti-venom.

• Ignoring the bite.

What is advised when encountering a snake?

• Capture it for study.

• Keep a safe distance unless guided by an expert.

• Feed it to make it friendly.

• Approach it to identify the species.