King Brown. Mulga Snake. Pseudechis australis. This one was filmed on Bush Heritage's Edgbaston Reserve during a recent fauna survey. Snakes are wonderful creatures. In Australia, they are a significant large predator in a country lacking many large predators. Tiger Snakes instead of Tigers. As such, they are a key component of our ecosystems and their health. They should not be thoughtlessly harmed. In this video there are some key behaviours to note. The flaring and hissing of the snake is not

Mulga Snake aka - King Brown (Pseudechis australis) cruising through the Pilbara region, Western Australia. #nyamalcountry #pilbara #australia #wildlifeplanet #snake #reptile #fauna #nature #wildlife | Mick Fullerton Wildlife

KING of the Outback! The king brown, or mulga snake, is one of the largest venomous snakes on earth, and easily one of the biggest venomous snakes in all of Australia. As their name might suggest, these snakes specialize in hunting other snakes as prey, using their large bodies and powerful venom to take down any snake unlucky enough to cross their path. Despite what you may think, king brown snakes are not closely related to the brown snakes of Australia, and are in fact in the black snake genu

Mulga snakes are one of Australia's amazing venomous snakes. Another common name for them is the King Brown snake, of the Black snake family. Yes, common names can be a bit confusing... Not quite as fun to say as the Mulga snake, but the Latin name is Psuedechis australis. | Reptile Gardens