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Rattled driver forced to pull over on Monash Freeway after tiger snake slithers up leg

You might have heard of the movie Snakes on a Plane. But what happens if you're driving down a busy city freeway, and you suddenly, terrifyingly, feel a tiger snake slithering up your leg?

By: ABC News (AU)

Dec 02 2024
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Rattled driver forced to pull over on Monash Freeway after tiger snake slithers up leg

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Almost two decades after their arrest, Bali Nine members Matthew Norman and Si Yi Chen spend their time in prison looking 'forwards not backwards'