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Do not copy this at home! Raymond Hoser is the snake expert.Ā
See here with the worldās deadliest snakes and he managed to survive picking them up without a bite.
Raymond Hoser is the worldās best snake catcher, best snake handler and the most recognized snake expert on the planet.
Dog dead from snake bite? This is a snake avoidance scam warning. There is snake avoidance. It works and then there is fake snake avoidance that does not work.Ā Do not fall for the fakers. See the scam warning for snake avoidance online atĀ http://www.dogsnakeavoidancetraining.com.au/scam-warning.htmĀ and make sure that the canine snake avoidance training you do for your dog is snake aversion that works!
When you find a deadly snake like this in your yard, the last thing you need is for your dog to attack it and get bitten. This is where canine snake avoidance comes in. Training your dog in snake aversion is the best thing you can do to protect your pet.
When you have a deadly snake in your place you always want a snake catcher near me and this is what the snake catcher Melbourne is.Ā He is the only all suburbs 24/7 snake catcher in Melbourne, Victoria, who will answer the phone at all hours. That is 24/7 in deed and name! For the best snake handler in Victoria for snake removal and snake handler work, you cannot go past the Melbourne snake catcher.
Raymond Hoser is the snake man! He is also the worldās leading reptile expert.
A NEW SPECIES OF SKINK LIZARD HAS BEEN DISCOVERED IN SOUTH-EAST AUSTRALIA.
To learn more follow the link to here: http://www.smuggled.com/AJH-I56-Split.htm
Newly named species of skinks, but not including the one in this image! Learn more at: http://www.smuggled.com/AJH-I57-Split.htm
New slug eater snake species discovered.
Hoser, R. T. 2022. Hiding in plain sight! Three new species of Slug Eater snakes (Serpentes: Colubroidea: Duberria Fitzinger, 1826) from South Africa. Australasian Journal of Herpetology 58:21-27. Published 28 June 2022. Full text at: http://www.smuggled.com/AJH-58-Pages-21-27.pdf
The snake man has conquered Canada. Went there to ski and took over the place. Ate at every vegan place in north America and shat all over the Mountains. With Pebbles Stink, they skied and snowboarded Whistler back to front, ate on mountain at the vegan place and blocked the plumbing with their record breaking turds. In between this, they skied and snowboarded at over 100 kph on the steepest runs.
Snake man names a few hundred more species!
1835. Pseudonaja jackyhoserae Hoser, 2009 1836. Pseudonaja leswilliamsi Hoser, 2009 1837. Pseudonaja pughi Hoser, 2003 1838. Pseudonaja rollinsoni Hoser, 2009 1839. Pseudonaja whybrowi Hoser, 2009 1840. Pseudophryne burrelli Hoser, 2020 1841. Pseudophryne jasminegrantae Hoser, 2020 1842. Pseudophryne kaputarensis Hoser, 2020 1843. Pseudophryne martinekae Hoser, 2020 1844. Pseudophryne mensforthi Hoser, 2020 1845. Pseudophryne scottgranti Hoser, 2020 1846. Pseudophryne wellingtoni Hoser, 2020 1847. Pseudophryne wellsi Hoser, 2020 1848. Ptychozoon borneoensis Hoser, 2018 1849. Ptychozoon cliveevatti Hoser, 2018 1850. Ptychozoon engannoensis Hoser, 2018 1851. Ptychozoon johorensis Hoser, 2018 1852. Ptychozoon malayaensis Hoser, 2018 1853. Ptychozoon sulawesiensis Hoser, 2018 1854. Ptychozoon sumatraensis Hoser, 2018 1855. Ptychozoon wallaceaensis Hoser, 2018 1856. Pustulatarana tozerensis Hoser, 2020 1857. Pygopus brettbarnetti Hoser, 2017 1858. Pygopus woolfi Hoser, 2017 1859. Quasilitoria davidtribei Hoser, 2020 1860. Quasilitoria dunphyi Hoser, 2020 1861. Quasilitoria mickpughi Hoser, 2020 1862. Quasilitoria mippughae Hoser, 2020 1863. Quasilitoria serventyi Hoser, 2020 1864. Quasimixophyes jackyae Hoser, 2020 1865. Quattuorunguiscolotes grismeri Hoser, 2018 1866. Quazitribolonotus frankanthonyi Hoser, 2016 1867. Quazitribolonotus tomlonsdalei Hoser, 2016 1868. Raclitia oxyi Hoser, 2020 1869. Ranaster divergens Hoser, 2020 1870. Ranaster henrywajswelneri Hoser, 2020 1871. Ranaster scottyjamesi Hoser, 2020 1872. Rankinia fergussonae Hoser, 2015 1873. Rankinia hoserae Hoser, 2015 1874. Rankinia jameswhybrowi Hoser, 2015 1875. Rankinia martinekae Hoser, 2019 1876. Rankinia neildaviei Hoser, 2015 1877. Rawlinsonia ventrileuco Hoser, 2020 1878. Rosenberggekko alexanderdudleyi Hoser, 2021 1879. Rosenberggekko caudatenuis Hoser, 2021 1880. Rosenberggekko fritzmaarteni Hoser, 2021 1881. Rosenberggekko merceicai Hoser, 2021 1882. Rotundishus hayi Hoser, 2016 1883. Rubercaudatus edwardsi Hoser, 2015 1884. Saiphos hoserae Hoser, 2022 1885. Saiphos shanksi Hoser, 2022 1886. Saiphos wellingtoni Hoser, 2022 1887. Saiphos wellsi Hoser, 2022 1888. Salmocularana saxacola Hoser, 2020 1889. Salmonelaps choiseulensis Hoser, 2016 1890. Salmonelaps desburkei Hoser, 2016 1891. Salmonelaps ngelaensis Hoser, 2016 1892. Salmonelaps shortlandensis Hoser, 2016 47 47 1893. Saltuarius (Quazisaltuarius) jackyae Hoser, 2016 1894. Saltuarius adelynae Hoser, 2016 1895. Sayersus funki Hoser, 2016 1896. Sayersus idyllwildi Hoser, 2016 1897. Sayersus wellingtoni Hoser, 2020 1898. Sayersus wellsi Hoser, 2020 1899. Scelotretus daranini Hoser, 2018 1900. Scelotretus haroldcoggeri Hoser, 2018 1901. Scelotretus jenandersonae Hoser, 2018 1902. Scottyjamesus scottyjamesi Hoser, 2020 1903. Shireenhosergecko dalegibbonsi Hoser, 2018 1904. Shireenhosergecko jarradbinghami Hoser, 2018 1905. Shireenhosergecko petewhybrowi Hoser, 2018 1906. Shireenhosergecko robjealousi Hoser, 2018 1907. Shireenhosergecko shireenhoserae Hoser, 2018 1908. Shireenhoserhylea megaviridis Hoser, 2020 1909. Shireenhoserhylea shireenhoserae Hoser, 2020 1910. Shireenhosersaurea clara Hoser, 2020 1911. Shireenhosersaurea satis Hoser, 2020 1912. Shireenhosersaurea shireenhoserae Hoser, 2020 1913. Shireenhoserscincus daranini Hoser, 2019 1914. Shireenhoserscincus shireenhoserae Hoser, 2019 1915. Silubosaurus doriskuenae Hoser, 2018 1916. Silubosaurus fiacummingae Hoser, 2018 1917. Silubosaurus hoserae Hoser, 2018 1918. Silubosaurus lynettehholdsworthae Hoser, 2018 1919. Silubosaurus maxinehoserae Hoser, 2018 1920. Silubosaurus scottgranti Hoser, 2018 1921. Silvaemoia robvalentici Hoser, 2019 1922. Silvascincus adrianpapalucai Hoser, 2018 1923. Simoselaps fukdat Hoser, 2020 1924. Simpsonvipera ashokcaptaini Hoser, 2022 1925. Simpsonvipera paracaeruleus Hoser, 2022 1926. Smythkukri hunneangorum Hoser, 2014 1927. Smythus smythi Hoser, 2020 1928. Smythus teesi Hoser, 2020 1929. Somniadraco cuspisfemen Hoser, 2022 1930. Somniadraco incrediblis Hoser, 2022 1931. Stegonotus adelynhoserae Hoser, 2012 1932. Stegonotus lenhoseri Hoser, 2012 1933. Stegonotus macdowelli Hoser, 2012 1934. Strophorus burrelli Hoser, 2005 1935. Strophurus chriswilliamsi Hoser, 2017 1936. Strophurus dannybrowni Hoser, 2017 1937. Strophurus gedyei Hoser, 2017 1938. Strophurus jackyae Hoser, 2017 1939. Strophurus jenandersonae Hoser, 2017 1940. Strophurus obscurum Hoser, 2017 1941. Telescopus gocmeni Hoser, 2017 1942. Telescopus mannixi Hoser, 2017 1943. Terrenusgekko trevorhawkeswoodi Hoser, 2021 1944. Tetenditunguis gedyei Hoser, 2021 1945. Tetenditunguis hoserae Hoser, 2021 1946. Tiliqua gray, 1825 glennsheai Hoser, 2014 1947. Tiliqua gray, 1825 grantturneri Hoser, 2014 1948. Tribolonotus karkarensis Hoser, 2016 1949. Tropidechis jessejacksoni Hoser, 2016 1950. Tropidechis sadlieri Hoser, 2003 48 48 1951. Tropidonophis cottoni Hoser, 2012 1952. Tropidonophis pillotti Hoser, 2012 1953. Tropidonophis trioani Hoser, 2012 1954. Tropidonotus morotaiensis Hoser, 2020 1955. Tropidophorus joeymontebelloi Hoser, 2019 1956. Tympanocryptis alexteesi Hoser, 2015 1957. Tympanocryptis bottomi Hoser, 2015 1958. Tympanocryptis clintonlogani Hoser, 2019 1959. Tympanocryptis courtneyleitchae Hoser, 2019 1960. Tympanocryptis deniselivingstonae Hoser, 2019 1961. Tympanocryptis ianrentoni Hoser, 2019 1962. Tympanocryptis karimdaouesi Hoser, 2019 1963. Tympanocryptis lachlanheffermani Hoser, 2019 1964. Tympanocryptis marcusbrummeri Hoser, 2019 1965. Tympanocryptis markteesi Hoser, 2015 1966. Tympanocryptis optus Hoser, 2019 1967. Tympanocryptis reconnectorum Hoser, 2019 1968. Tympanocryptis samsungorum Hoser, 2019 1969. Tympanocryptis simonknolli Hoser, 2019 1970. Tympanocryptis snakebustersorum Hoser, 2019 1971. Tympanocryptis tonylovelinayi Hoser, 2019 1972. Tympanocryptis vodafone Hoser, 2019 1973. Tympanocryptis williamconnellyi Hoser, 2019 1974. Underwoodisaurus martinekae Hoser, 2016 1975. Underwoodisaurus mensforthi Hoser, 2016 1976. Underwoodisaurus perthensis Hoser, 2016 1977. Unechis crutchfieldi Hoser, 2012 1978. Unechis durhami Hoser, 2012 1979. Ungaliophis lovelinayi Hoser, 2013 1980. Uperoleia dispar Hoser, 2020 1981. Uperoleia divergans Hoser, 2020 1982. Uperoleia gedyei Hoser, 2020 1983. Uperoleia grantturneri Hoser, 2020 1984. Uperoleia jadeharrisae Hoser, 2020 1985. Uperoleia keilleri Hoser, 2020 1986. Uperoleia lowryi Hoser, 2020 1987. Uperoleia margweeksae Hoser, 2020 1988. Uperoleia maximus Hoser, 2020 1989. Uperoleia rossignolii Hoser, 2020 1990. Uperoleia shanescarffi Hoser, 2020 1991. Uropsophus elfakhariorum Hoser, 2020 1992. Uropsophus euanedwardsi Hoser, 2020 1993. Uropsophus gedyei Hoser, 2016 1994. Uropsophus hammondi Hoser, 2020 1995. Uropsophus oxyi Hoser, 2020 1996. Uropsophus rentoni Hoser, 2016 1997. Uropsophus strimplei Hoser, 2020 1998. Uropsophus swileorum Hoser, 2020 1999. Uropsophus valentici Hoser, 2020 2000. Uropsophus woolfi Hoser, 2020 2001. Uvidicolus covacevichae Hoser, 2016 2002. Varanus gedyei Hoser, 2022 2003. Variabilanura tomcottoni Hoser, 2020 2004. Variusscincus (Macrotympanoscincus) litoresaurus Hoser, 2019 2005. Ventripallidusscincus graysonoconnori Hoser, 2019 2006. Vermicella isaensis Hoser, 2019 2007. Vermicella kimberleyensis Hoser, 2019 2008. Vermicella paulmulvanyi Hoser, 2019 49 49 2009. Vermicella sloppi Hoser, 2020 2010. Vijayachelys whittoni Hoser, 2021 2011. Vipera britoi Hoser, 2015 2012. Vipera hoserae Hoser, 2015 2013. Vipera veloantoni Hoser, 2015 2014. Vipera wellingtoni Hoser, 2015 2015. Vipera wellsi Hoser, 2015 2016. Walmsleyus anstisae Hoser, 2014 2017. Wellingtonopus grahamrichardsoni Hoser, 2017 2018. Wellingtonopus matthingleyi Hoser, 2018 2019. Wellingtonopus stevebennetti Hoser, 2017 2020. Wellsopus brianbarnetti Hoser, 2017 2021. Wellsopus kylienaughtonae Hoser, 2017 2022. Wellsopus michaelguiheneufi Hoser, 2017 2023. Wellsopus richardwarneri Hoser, 2017 2024. Wellsopus robwatsoni Hoser, 2017 2025. Wellsopus shanekingi Hoser, 2017 2026. Welterschultesgekko keilleri Hoser, 2021 2027. Welterschultesgekko michaelsmythi Hoser, 2021 2028. Welterschultesgekko scottgranti Hoser, 2021 2029. Welterschultesgekko tomcottoni Hoser, 2021 2030. Wittchelys wittorum Hoser, 2021 2031. Wollumbinia darnellafrazierae Hoser, 2021 2032. Wollumbinia georgefloydi Hoser, 2021 2033. Woolfscincus halcoggeri Hoser, 2018 2034. Woolfscincus maryannmartinekae Hoser, 2018 2035. Worrellisaurus bigmoreum Hoser, 2018 2036. Worrellisaurus dalyi Hoser, 2015 2037. Worrellisaurus dannybrowni Hoser, 2018 2038. Worrellisaurus jenandersonae Hoser, 2018 2039. Worrellisaurus kimaniadilbodeni Hoser, 2018 2040. Worrellisaurus makhani Hoser, 2013 2041. Worrellisaurus microocellata Hoser, 2018 2042. Worrellisaurus scotteipperi Hoser, 2018 2043. Worrellisaurus tyeseeipperae Hoser, 2018 2044. Xenodermus crottyi Hoser, 2016 2045. Xenodermus oxyi Hoser, 2016 2046. Xenodermus sloppi Hoser, 2016
There is only one snake catcher in Park Orchards, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia and this is the snake man, Raymond Hoser. Heās been keeping the residents of Park Orchards, Donvale, Wonga Park, Doncaster, Warrandyte, Eltham and Diamond Creek safe for many decades. No one knows snakes better. No one is a better snake catcher. Stay safe and keep his number in your phone for the fastest 24/7 snake removal, and snake handler. The park orchards snake catcher lives local and is a local legend!
No one else in Park Orchards does snakes and snake catcher worlk
In the city of Moreland in Melbourne, there is amazing wildife in the parks, gardens and even in peopleās private back yards. This includes species like the Weigelās Skink, or Weasal Skink, Saproscincus mustelina. This specimen was seen in the Otways Ranges, but they look much the same along Merri Creek and other parts of Moreland. For those who missed it, the city of Moreland has recently had a name change toĀ Merri-bek City Council.Ā
This was because the old name had links to racism and slavery.
The red spitting Cobra shown above is quite a snake. Largely ignored by science for 200 years, in 2009, the Snakeman Raymond Hoser did some really good science and formally placed it into a brand new genus. That is the spitting Cobra Genus, Spracklandus. A few months later a serial criminal, thief and fake scientist by the name Wolfgang Wuster decided to engage in taxonomic vandalism and rename the same genus. His name Afronaja is an illegally coined junior synonym. Wuster has been on a crusade for the last 30 years to destroy the rules of science and foist his own brand of fake science on the world reptile community.
In 2021 they fought back and ruled his illegally coined name invalid.
The snake man Raymond Hoser is seen here with the worldās deadliest snakes in the form or a fist full of Taipans. These are the ones with the black and white faces. The inland Taipan as seen here is the number one deadliest snake on the entire planet. So please do not copy Raymond Hoser and his snake handling methods as shown here, unless you are prepared to die. This is real and yes, you may end up dead. In any event you need to be licensed to be able to handle these snakes and breaching the license laws and getting caught may be a fate worse than death!.
There is no one as good at handing snakes as Raymond Hoser. He is the worldās number 1.
Snakes sometimes turn up in the wrong place and when this happens the best thing is to move out of their way. This is especially if they are dangerously venomous kinds like this large male Tiger Snakā¦
The snake catcher Diamond Creek rarely takes a holiday, except to catch snakes, and is seen here with a handful of old and very deadly copperhead snakes by the beach.Ā He works 24/7 doing snake removal, snake control, snake catching, snake handler work and all else that involves snakes, reptiles and other wildlife. Based atĀ 7/20 Fyffe St, Diamond Creek VIC 3089, in the middle of the Nillumbik area, he has quick access to all areas, including Diamond Creek, Yarrambat, Doreen, Greensborough, Lower Plenty, Plenty, Mernda, Hustbridge, Wattle Glen, Eltham and Warrandyte.
The best reptile parties in Melbourne let you handle the critters. Here are some really wicked looking Australian Green Pythons, Chondropython viridis and at our kids reptile birthday parties, they can all hold the animals. For reptile-themed parties shop around and get the hands on people rather than static displays. Make sure they have crocodiles, frogs, lizards and all that is needed.
