(Photo for illustrative purposes only) Pixabay Whether its pounding surf, man-eating crocodiles, or predatory sharks -- Australians are used to keeping their eyes peeled when they ... "alerted to a ...

A red-tailed boa constrictor on the loose in suburban Sydney was finally captured by a professional reptile wrangler -- thanks in part to the efforts of a TV news reporter.

Australians warned of escaped boa constrictor in Sydney suburb, residents urged to report sightings for capture.

Whether its man-eating crocodiles, or predatory sharks - Australians are used to keeping their eyes peeled when they're near the water.

There’s been a major update after an enormous boa constrictor was seen slithering on the loose in a major city’s southern suburbs. The uninvited reptile was spotted slithering under the Tom ...

A boa constrictor has been found and captured after ... It since garnered concerned curiosity from locals as residents were told to keep an eye out. On Thursday afternoon, the reticulated snake ...

The snake, believed to be a red-bodied boa constrictor, is native to Central and South America and can reach an average length of 3m. On Thursday evening, a NSW Department of Primary Industries ...

Whether its pounding surf, man-eating crocodiles, or predatory sharks - Australians are used to keeping their eyes peeled when ... "alerted to a sighting of a boa constrictor" slithering around ...