Highly venomous snake found in boy's underwear drawer
A dangerous and potentially lethally-venomous eastern brown snake was discovered last week inside the clothing drawer of a 3-year-old boy in Australia.
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A dangerous and potentially lethally-venomous eastern brown snake was discovered last week inside the clothing drawer of a 3-year-old boy in Australia.
The rare condition could be deadly for the penguin, as it makes it easier for predators to hunt it, experts say.
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