New to Science
This spectacular snake is relatively new to science. Described only a few years ago, the Pygmy King Brown Snake Pseudechis weigeli is found in rocky areas in northern Australia. It is superficially similar to the King Brown Snake Pseudechis australis but differs having maximum size of only 4ft (King browns are much larger), a finer, thinner head and undivided sub-caudal scales.
Although no fatalities have been recorded from this species they should be treated with extreme caution.
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ishtarsands
Top capture
Nephrurus replied
Thanks, I was lucky to catch it, let alone get decent photos
Steve Sass
great work bud
Nephrurus replied
Cheers steve, they are quite different to regular mulgas.
Ruth Maginness
YUKKY. lol but great shot !!
Nephrurus replied
Nothing wrong with snakes, they are stunning. Very challenging to photograph.
Ken McElroy
Thanks for sharing – amazing capture of a rare critter.
Nephrurus replied
Cheers Ken. There are not many photos of these about.
Phillip Weyers
Stunning animal… great capture.