The Grey snake is a venomous member of the Elapidae snake family. They are known to inhabit woodlands and eucalypt forests in Queensland and New South Wales. Their venom contains procoagulants that can cause significant pain and swelling.
The Grey snake is a venomous member of the Elapidae snake family. They are known to inhabit woodlands and eucalypt forests in Queensland and New South Wales. Their venom contains procoagulants that can cause significant pain and swelling. (Photo Credit: ABC News)
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