Check out Australia Zoo’s Boa Constrictors!
Be sure to get up close with our beautiful red-tailed boa constrictors in Bindi’s Tree House, right here at Australia Zoo. Make sure you also keep your eyes peeled for…
Check out Australia Zoo’s Green Anaconda!
This snake is truly deserving of the title “giant” – they are capable of growing to around six metres or 20 feet long and weighing in excess of 150 kilograms…
4 Snakes that Look Like Dragons
Dragons have long held sway in popular culture. You can find them in everything from video games, to books, to movies, to children’s toys. But dragons aren’t real, right? Well,…
California’s Poisonous Snakes
There are no snakes in Alaska, but California makes up for it! There are 46 different kinds of snakes that live in California, and 7 of them are poisonous. What kind of poisonous snakes live…
9 Spiders That Eat Snakes
Ophiophagy, or “snake eating” is common in the animal world, with mammals, birds, lizards and even other snakes engaging in the dietary practice. But did you know that many species…
Are Hobo Spiders Poisonous or Dangerous?
The hobo spider is a member of the family of spiders known as “funnel-web spiders.” However, it is not to be confused with the Australian funnel-web spider. Also known as the “aggressive…
Inland Taipan vs Box Jellyfish: Which Is More Deadly?
The inland taipan is a deadly snake living in Australia that goes by many names. Make no mistake, this creature is just as deadly if you call it the fierce snake or the small-scaled…
Inland Taipan vs Anaconda: Who Would Win in a Fight?
The world is filled with very dangerous snakes. Whether they are massive constrictors or use deadly venom to kill their foes, these reptiles are highly adept killers. What happens when you pit the…
Inland Taipan vs Death Adder: Who Would Win in a Fight?
With a name like death adder, you might think that this snake has the most powerful venom in the world. While it’s not in the top 10 snakes with the deadliest venom, it’s also…
Coachwhip Snake vs Copperhead: 13 Important Differences
Both the coachwhip snake and the copperhead live in the southern United States with slightly varying ranges in the north, south, and along the Mississippi River. A coachwhip snake is 8 feet long while…