Teenage girl left horrified after she discovers venomous snake in her asthma inhaler

The girl called a team of snake catchers, who safely rescue the reptile and rehome it.

It is believed that red-bellied black snakes are mostly found on Australia’s east coast and are even responsible for several bites every year.

However, no human deaths have been reported due to the venomous snakes but they could lead to some serious symptoms like bleeding, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, muscle weakness or pain, and headaches.

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Taking the story to Facebook in March, the Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers wrote, “You would not believe this. This is crazy and we’re super lucky we were able to find the snake.”

One of the team members Stuart McKenzie told 9News, “It’s one of the most incredible places we have ever found a snake before. I couldn’t imagine what it would be like picking it up and discovering it in there.”

He further told that the snake was only a juvenile but it could give a nasty bite if scared or provoked.

“They are just exploring, seeking food this time of year before it gets cold again,” McKenzie added.

“We’ve found them in all sorts of places. Just recently we had a snake become stuck inside the tubing of a screen door.”

Red-bellied snakes are commonly found in forests, swamps, and some urban areas. They usually grow up to two metres long and they eat frogs, fish, other reptiles, and small mammals.

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