A TERRIFYING picture shows a venomous snake hiding in a fridge at a wine shop – but can you spot it?
An eagle-eyed customer spotted the slithery creature at a Liquorland in the Northern Territory, Australia.
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The northern brown snake is fast and highly venomous[/caption]
And they wasted no time in uploading the horrifying snap online with viewers shocked at how dangerous it was.
Can you spot the serpent in under 10 seconds?
If you are having trouble spotting the snake, try looking in and around the fridge doors.
The northern brown snake, which the person who captured the photo identified the intruder as, is fast and highly venomous, reports news.com.au.
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“I definitely would have just opened the doors,” one person said, who had trouble locating the danger in the photo.
“I screamed when I zoomed in on that photo, stuff of nightmares,” added another.
Unfortunately for Aussies, being on alert for venomous snakes is not only necessary for those that live in the warm northern states or the bush.
Experts in NSW issued an “urgent warning” to watch out for venomous snakes this month with the recent weather creating the “perfect environment”.
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Australian Reptile Park head reptile keeper Jake Meney warned we could be in for a “massive” snake season due to the unusual amount of rain this year.
“When it rains the activity of small mammals, other reptiles and birds can increase and this means snakes will likely be more active and on the hunt for food,” he explained.
“The increase in temperature will also see snakes out and about looking for a mate as breeding season ramps up.”
If you enjoyed that serpent-themed hunt, try and test your eyesight to spot the deadly snake lurking among the leaves in this snap.
Viewers were left scratching their heads trying to find the almost invisible reptile.
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Meanwhile, if you spot another snake hiding in the undergrowth then you are said to have the eyes of a hawk.
The sneaky serpent has expertly camouflaged itself among the rocks and trees while laying in wait for its prey.
Viewers who spotted the snake in under 10 seconds should be impressed[/caption]