A local resident walking through a park in Bribie Island, Queensland, recently witnessed a green tree snake slither swiftly up a tree trunk after consuming a frog.In footage filmed by Natalie Anne ...

Green tree snakes are known not to be poisonous but can grow up to 2m in length. Picture: David Caird “Once we pulled over we could see it was still hanging onto the front grill.

But when the snake moved, Connie realised it was a real green tree snake By KATE DARVALL FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA Published: 18:27 EDT, 14 December 2017 | Updated: 20:31 EDT, 14 December 2017 ...

The green tree snake is a slender, non-venomous species found across northern and eastern Australia. Drew Godfrew/Hervey Bay Snake Catchers Drew Godfrey with the green tree snake.

The scientist said while a snake would normally be too big for a green tree frog to consider, there were several cases documented over the years, including one from 1932. “It’s not common but ...

The scientist said while a snake would normally be too big for a green tree frog to consider, there were several cases documented over the years, including one from 1932. “It’s not common but ...

The scientist said while a snake would normally be too big for a green tree frog to consider, there were several cases documented over the years, including one from 1932. “It’s not common but ...

The scientist said while a snake would normally be too big for a green tree frog to consider, there were several cases documented over the years, including one from 1932. “It’s not common but ...

The scientist said while a snake would normally be too big for a green tree frog to consider, there were several cases documented over the years, including one from 1932. “It’s not common but ...