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22/10/2026

This is NOT a stop drop and roll situation!

A Sydney resident came across this red bellied black snake in their house recently. It was slithering across their hall in the middle of the day.

We were able to have the snake safely removed and returned to a nice natural spot away from humans.

Now that's WILD!

WILD Snake Catchers
0414 089 920

21/10/2026

Big Ducko with the Burmese Python!

Burmese Pythons are among the largest snake species on the planet. This one is not even half grown if you can believe it!

Now that's WILD!

21/10/2026

This poor mother flying fox and her baby fell into a suburban yard yesterday. The resident contacted wildlife rescues and were finally referred to us late in the afternoon by Dan at Narellan Snake Catcher.

Help Save the Wildlife and Bushlands in Campbelltown were able to assist the resident but the bats had sadly perished upon arrival.

The resident did all they could without risking personal injury but it was a sad outcome nonetheless.

Flying foxes are currently experiencing a starvation event due to a lack of natural foods in the environment after late seasonal factors limiting resources.

Do not approach bats. If they require assistance, contact your local wildlife group for advice.

13/10/2026

The western beaked gecko is a small noctunal species from the western states of Australia. They patrol the red sand by night in search of termites and other small invertebrates.

Now that's WILD!

07/10/2026

The pale k**b tailed gecko. Nephrurus laevissimus is a medium sized gecko species endemic to the arid deserts of Australia. Watch this adult female prepare a nesting site in the red dunes she calls home.

Now that's WILD!

04/10/2026

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04/10/2026

This stunning Green Tree Frog was found sitting on a large rock in the dry reaches of western NSW.

GTF are one of Australia's largest frog species that have unfortunately declined in urban areas where they were once common. Habitat loss, water qulaity issues and invasive pests have contributed to this loss.

This individual was particularly pretty while it sat and waited for an insect dinner to fly by.

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