Image of Dugite
Description:
This snake was found freshly dead by some children. It was under a rock right at the edge of the ocean, and it looked like when one of the children jumped on the rock it moved a little and crushed the snake. Luckily no child was bitten!
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- Pseudonaja affinis (Dugite)
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- Lisa Bennett
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