More than 100 red-bellied black snakes, including pregnant and newborn snakes, were found in a pile of mulch in a Sydney backyard. The discovery was made by David Stein, who called Reptile Relocation Sydney after seeing several snakes slithering into the mulch. Dylan Cooper, a snake catcher, arrived and removed 102 snakes, including two that gave birth to 29 more snakes in his bags. Experts are unsure why so many snakes gave birth in such a short period at Stein's property.
Un hombre describió haber sentido “escalofríos” cuando más de 100 serpientes venenosas de vientre rojo fueron retiradas de un montón de mantillo en el patio trasero de su casa en Sídney. David Stein llamó a Reptile Relocation Sydney la semana pasada después de ver aproximadamente seis serpientes deslizarse hacia el mantillo.
Scott Eipper, quien ha escrito varios libros sobre serpientes australianas y fauna peligrosa, señaló que las serpientes rojas de vientre grávidas podrían congregarse por razones de seguridad o por la escasez de hábitat adecuado para dar a luz. Eipper, quien habló con Kerewaro el día que se capturaron las serpientes, explicó que era posible que el clima extraordinariamente caluroso en Sídney hubiera desencadenado el parto.
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