Australian Snake Found in Laundry Basket in TikTok Video With 2.4 Million Views, Netizens Vow Never To Visit

Australian Snake Found in Laundry Basket in TikTok Video With 2.4 Million Views, Netizens Vow Never To Visit

  • Another snake has trended in Australia, and this one was found in someone’s home
  • The person who posted it assured netizens that the snake was tamed and would not harm a soul
  • Nobody fell for it as they knew that the king brown snake was one of the most lethal snakes, promising not to visit the land
  • Nick Evans told Briefly News that this is not common in Mzansi

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A king brown snake in laundry and a man in disbelief
Netizens have second thoughts about visiting Australia after another snake trended. Image: @neasonswildlife/ Tara Moore
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Australian reptiles are at it again; this time, a snake was found inside the house among the clothes.

The homeowner found the slithery mate snugly related in the clothing basket, and the caption cautioned people to keep their eyes peeled while in Aussie.

Netizens made it a point to avoid visiting the country of kangaroos because of their misbehaving wildlife.

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@neasonswildlife posted their wild video on TikTok, which grabbed the attention of 2.4 million viewers. The video’s in-caption read:

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“Always check your laundry basket if you’re in Australia.”

The video shows a King Brown, one of the most highly venomous snakes in the world, found mainly in Australia. The video shows the snake in the house comfortably chilling in the basket, with the clothes giving it warmth. The caption indicates that the snake’s name is Nolan, and it is a purebred. The TikTokker also calls it a “good boy.”

Nick Evans tells Briefly News netizens should not worry

Snake-catcher Nick Evans told Briefly News that snakes in clothes in Mzansi are uncommon.

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"We get calls for snakes in piles of laundry on the floor or in a basket, but rarely. The chance of this happening to you is slim, so I would not spend much time worrying about it. If you encounter such a rare scene, step away from the snake and phone a snake-catcher," he said.

Watch the video:

TikTokkers will not visit Australia

Netizens were not convinced of the goodness of this slithery snake. The comment section was colourful decorated with people cancelling their travel plans and others making mental notes never to relocate Down Under.

Olivewambani remarked:

“So those snakes in Australia think they must live in a house."

Repzey had no intention of going to Australia.

“I don’t want to visit or come near Australia because of the giant bugs and insects. Now there are nope ropes in the laundry?”

Stuart Land said:

“Reason 100000 not to move to Australia.”

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Mellow10 wrote:

“Why do these videos keep popping up? I get it! I can’t visit there.”

Elishia exclaimed:

“That’s it. I’m not going to Sydney anymore.”

Life expressed herself:

“Me in that situation. I’ll move out of the country in two minutes."

NeilaDamao added:

“Remind me of this if I ever decide to visit Australia.”

Five-metre python found in Australia

Briefly News wrote a related story that a five-metre python was found moving on someone’s roof in Australia.

The TikTok video showed the family watching it move to the nearby trees, offering lighthearted commentary.

Netizens found nothing lighthearted about the snake or the country, which they vowed they would never visit.

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Source: Briefly News

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Tebogo Mokwena (Current Affairs editor) Tebogo Mokwena is a Current Affairs Editor at Briefly News. He has a Diploma in Journalism from ALISON. He joined Daily Sun, where he worked for 4 years covering politics, crime, entertainment, current affairs, policy, governance and art. He was also a sub-editor and journalist for Capricorn Post before joining Vutivi Business News in 2020, where he covered small business news policy and governance, analysis and profiles. He joined Briefly News in 2023. Tebogo passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative Email: tebogo.mokwena@briefly.co.za