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Snake catchers sound alarm after rising number of dangerous encounters
Snake catchers across Queensland are issuing urgent warnings after a spike in dangerous bites, with two recent incidents highlighting the risks both to snake handlers and the public.
Drew Godfrey, a veteran catcher with over seven years of experience, recently experienced a surprise when he was…
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