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King Brown / Mulga Snake Also called Mulga Snake. Occurs across most of Australia except for east and south coastal regions. Inhabits most areas including grasslands, open woodlands, mulga and scrub but not wet rainforests
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King Brown / Mulga Snake Also called Mulga Snake. Occurs across most of Australia except for east and south coastal regions. Inhabits most areas including grasslands, open woodlands, mulga and scrub but not wet rainforests
DH-3901
King Brown / Mulga Snake - at a waterhole where it was searching for frogs.
near Mt Barnett, Gibb River Road, Kimberley, Western Australia
Pseudechis australis
Occurs across most of Australia except for east and south coastal regions. Inhabits most areas including grasslands, open woodlands, mulga and scrub but not wet rainforests. Eats lizards, small snakes, frogs, birds and small mammals. Eight to 20 eggs are laid but given no maternal care. They hatch after 2 or 3 months.
Don Hadden
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Snake in the Water - DH-3901 on a Frog Hunt!
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. In this photo print, we witness the adventurous DH-3901, also known as the King Brown or Mulga Snake, exploring its natural habitat. With its sleek and powerful body gliding through the waterhole near Mt Barnett in Western Australia's Kimberley region, this reptilian beauty is on a mission to find some tasty amphibian treats. Known for its wide distribution across most of Australia (except coastal regions), this snake has adapted to various environments including grasslands, woodlands, mulga, and scrub. However, it seems that wet rainforests are not part of its preferred stomping ground. With an impressive diet consisting of lizards, small snakes, frogs, birds, and even small mammals – nothing escapes the keen eye and swift strike of our slithery friend. And did you know? DH-3901 lays around eight to 20 eggs but doesn't provide any maternal care. These little ones hatch after patiently incubating for two to three months. So next time you stumble upon a puddle or waterhole during your outback adventures in Australia's vast wildernesses – keep an eye out! You might just catch a glimpse of DH-3901 gracefully maneuvering through the waterscape as it embarks on another thrilling frog-hunting expedition.
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