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How to stay safe during snake season in Australia

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While snake encounters are common in Australia, life-threatening bites remain rare if proper precautions and first aid are followed.


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By Aleisha Orr, Zoe Thomaidou

Presented by Edinel Magtibay, Helen Quinanola

Source: SBS



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While snake encounters are common in Australia, life-threatening bites remain rare if proper precautions and first aid are followed.


Key Points

  • Only 12 of Australia's 172 snake species are considered lethal to humans, resulting in an average of two deaths per year.
  • Confirmed or suspected snakebites require immediate pressure immobilization and an emergency call to triple zero (000).
  • Most snake bites occur when people attempt to kill or capture the animal rather than backing away safely.

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