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A woman in her sixties had a惊险 bike ride on a NSW rail trail when her bike crushed a two-meter eastern brown snake—deadly venomous, but luckily, it didn’t bite her. Thanks to World Snake Day, the snake’s fangs missed her, but the real danger came when its head was still free and snapping, forcing a team to carefully disentangle it before euthanizing the injured reptile. The snake catcher warned that these trails are snake hotspots and urged everyone to carry compression bandages—just in case. She’s fine, released early, but this encounter is a chilling reminder: nature’s wild, and we’re never truly alone out there.

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