Red-bellied Black Snake Pseudechis porphyriacus
Red-bellied Black Snake, Paluma, Queensland, Australia, December 2010 - click for larger image Paluma, Queensland, Australia
December 2010

The Red-bellied Black Snake is distributed in parts of Eastern Australia. It grows to about 2 metres and, while poisonous, is not as deadly as most other Australian snakes. It rarely bites unless provoked and will usually try to escape into cover if it detects a human presence.

Red-bellied Black Snake, Paluma, Queensland, Australia, December 2010 - click for larger image For more information see the Australian Museum and Wikipedia.
Red-bellied Black Snake, Paluma, Queensland, Australia, December 2010 - click for larger image
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