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Snake season starts, look out for black tigers on KI

While South Australians are once again warned about the dangers of snakes this summer, the reptiles generally try to avoid confrontation with humans. (Supplied).
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With 2024 recording the five year high for ambulance callouts to attend snake bites in the state, South Australians are […]

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