A new study from the University of Queensland has found that many different types of snake reacted to sounds in surprising ways.

Biologist and toxinologist from UQ, Dr Christina Zdenek, who owns more than 20 snakes herself, joined John Stanley to explain the discovery.

<p>A new study from the University of Queensland has found that many different types of snake reacted to sounds in surprising ways.</p>
<p>Biologist and toxinologist from UQ, Dr Christina Zdenek, who owns more than 20 snakes herself, joined John Stanley to explain the discovery.</p>

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