The full guide is in progress. Outline below.
How 'dangerous' is measured: toxicity vs encounter rate vs outcomes
Eastern Brown Snake — the country's biggest cause of snakebite deaths
Inland Taipan — most venomous land snake, rarely encountered
Coastal Taipan — fast, defensive, widespread in the north
Tiger Snake — southern Australia and Tasmania
Red-bellied Black Snake — venomous but less aggressive
Death Adder — ambush predator, well camouflaged
Mulga (King Brown), Rough-scaled, Lowland Copperhead, Small-eyed Snake
What to do if you spot one near home or on a trail
Download CTA and link to the Australian species page
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