Tiger snake meets a frog – no conversation just a quick nibble!
Tiger snakes are common in Tasmania where we do a lot of hiking and backpacking.
They are extremely venomous Australian snakes and we often see them along bushwalking tracks.
In this post, we were just back from a short trip into the Walls of Jerusalem in Tasmania where we were lucky enough to camp next to Paul and Grant at Wild Dog Creek. They told us about seeing a very large tiger snake having a quick snack on a frog while having a break beside a tarn.
They saw the tiger snake emerge from the water and Paul was able to grab his camera and catch the action as it grabbed the frog. The frog is a little hard to see, but they assure us, it was a frog, as they were close enough to see all the action!
Later on Paul sent us a still photo of the snake with the frog hanging out of its mouth. You can check out the pictures here: We have an additional post with this same snake with the leg or part of the frog protruding from it’s mouth , check it out.
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Geeezzzzz Thank Christ I wasn,t there. I would have run a marathon after seeing that black baby. cheers David from Camperdown