Mainland tiger snakes typically have olive to dark grey bands, while island populations, such as the Chappell Island tiger snake, often have darker coloration and may lack banding entirely.

It is known for its aggressive behaviour and can inject up to 150 mg of venom in a single bite, more than any other snake in Australia. Mainland tiger snake (Notechis scutatus): Known for its ...

Here we test the relative contributions of genetics and environment to the jaw sizes of two tiger snake populations: one that consumes small prey on the mainland, and an island population that ...

A Melbourne family was alarmed to find a venomous tiger snake under their baby's bouncy chair on Christmas night. Professional snake catcher Mark Pelley safely removed the snake without harm to ...