An Australian snake whisperer saved a woman from many nightmares after recovering one of the world's most venomous snakes from her bed.
"She was waiting outside for me when I got there," Richards told FOX Weather. "She had a towel underneath the door.""It was just sitting on the bed, just quite happy to sit there and watch me," he laughed. "I've seen other snakes, like a copper python and stuff like that in the bed, but not generally a poisonous one.
Richards said temperatures were warm outside at the time and thinks the snake came inside to take shelter from the heat. " just decided that while it was in there, it might as well have a bit of a snooze in the bed," he added.According to the Department of Environment and Science in Queensland, the species is most active during the day and feed on frogs, birds, mammals and reptiles. If provoked, the snake will bite. They can grow to an average length of nearly 5 feet.Richards said if you ever come across an eastern brown, leave it alone.
"If it's in a bedroom like that, shut the door and put a towel underneath, so it can't get out," he said. "Call a professional and wait for them to get there and pick it up."
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