Aussie women are on a different level.

This is actual Reality TV. Engrossing and entertaining in a way that other crap isn't.

Sunshine Coast resident here. This is the same lady that came out and removed a 2 meter python from my yard. It was trying to eat my guinea pigs. She did a great job. Very fast,fearless and knowledgeable.

Hahaha thanks so much for reacting to one of my work vids! This was honestly one of the most boring catches I’ve done so I have no idea why it was recommended to you but I’m glad you enjoyed 😂🙏🏽

I also appreciate all of the lovely people in the comments!

this girl is amazing.  I am petrified.

She's awesome. Not even a bit scared of the snakes!

They are mostly Pythons. Harmless although they can still give a painful bite.

When she arrived at the school, she said it sounded like a python, and the cover photo said that too, even though the graphic artist enlarged it to ten times the actual size.  Carpet Pythons aren’t deadly to humans but if you’re not trained to handle them, they can start wrapping around you and you need to ease them off you before they wrap around your neck.

This chick is fkn awesome. I did work experience as a young whipper snapper at the reptile park at Somersby for my year 10 bullshit thing. And I had to clean out all the snake cubbies pick up all the corn snakes.
Yea corn snakes don't hurt you but I was terrified. Haha then rip the back legs off crickets to feed all the the other goober's.
Best 5 days of my life.
But no joke this chick is amazing.

I accidentally ran over a python on the Bruce Highway, here in Gympie, Queensland, last night (10.10.2026). I stopped my car on the side of the road. I checked both ways for traffic as it was just past 7PM and waited while a few cars ran over its location again. I crossed to the middle of the highway. Then I picked it up - it was about 175cm long. I didn't have any fear as I carefully placed it on the opposite side of the highway in some long grass. I stood and watched it slither away into the darkness.

So many snakes, kangaroos and echidnas get run over in this part of South East Queensland by vehicular traffic. I am still buzzing with excitement about rescuing a snake, like the one in this video. They are so beautiful and very cold to the touch. Never done anything like that before in my life but we are encouraged to look out for injured animals on the side of roads in Australia and move them, out of danger, if it is safe to do so.

We had a Red belly Black about 4 foot long at home this morning northern NSW

Family had a really quite large python that would chill in the sun on their washline. Would leave hanging stuff until he’d gone, but would often surprise people when he’d get up amongst already hanging washing.
They named it Monty.

I think it was a carpet python. Harmless.

I live in the Kimberley Australia. Every wet season we have at least a few puppies eaten by pythons. There nice and harmless but you do need to keep an eye on your dogs if they are on the smaller side

That snake was a carpet python

That still shot for the video cover is not reality.  How could the owner possibly think this was an Eastern Brown snake?  They’re brown from mouth to tail!  This is a python.

Snakes are generally more scared of humans than us of them...im 75 and haven't seen a spider in 5 years.
Big spiders live in the tropics and run away when you bother them.
You dont regularly see spiders day by day.

they are pythons, mostly harmless but can be huge and can bite, they can reach 20 foot

🇦🇺🦘🦘We had a resident Tiger Snake (highly venomous and aggressive) that spent winter curled around our external hot water service. We'd let him be. He was fine. Years after we sold the property we learned that the Commonwealth Serum Laboratory would travel from Melbourne to collect them trapped in our outdoor swimming pool/emergency water storage. They'd take them back for milking. A great outcome 😊.

We use Sunshine Coast Snakecatchers often.  I can't think of how much money we've spent getting snakes removed.  Mostly pythons, but some eastern browns in the past.   Pythons are ok, and they tend to stay around, but eastern browns are quick and take off mostly.   That snake she caught was a carpet python.  Looks like he's well fed.  I've lost count of the number of snake skins I've found in our gutters.  Hubby's not keen and neither am I, but we live with them lol.  Oh, and I used to get eastern brown snakes in our office regularly.  No idea how they got in, but our office was near a river and lots of bush and when we got a snake catcher out he finally checked the garden bed just outside our office door and found heaps of brown snake eggs.  People used to sit on the edge of that garden