When a mother noticed the deadly snake that occupied her daughter's photo, she lived the shock of her life.
It all started when Bianca Dickinson's 2-year-old daughter, Molly, took an innocent photograph.
The Australian mother decided to take photos while Molly's older siblings were waiting to leave the school. Everything was normal until I saw the 2-meter brown snake beyond the centimeters of her daughter.
Molly is a lucky girl because the eastern brown snakes make up 60% of Australia's snake attacks and the second most poisonous snake.
I saw a huge serpent looking over the camera and I was surprised that it did not touch my daughter, it was very close. Said the mother.
Poisons cause diarrhea, dizziness, depression, kidney trouble, paralysis and sudden cardiac arrest.
Fortunately Molly did not have a thing, but her mother thinks it is a warning that the snakes are still active.