Scary Picture Reveals A Very Dangerous Animal Hidden In A Child's Bed That's Almost Impossible To See

An Australian family got the shock of their lives when they discovered something other than toys in their daughter's bed - and you'd need eagle eyes to spot the deadly creature.

Recently, a family from Queensland stumbled upon a surprise while inspecting their daughter's messy bed alongside her dolls and stuffed animals.

They found a snake nestled among the toys, and upon closer look, they identified it as a venomous red-bellied black snake, commonly found in the eastern parts of Australia.

These medium-sized reptiles are known for their black bodies with a red underbelly, as the name suggests.

According to the Australian Museum, they have a 'robust build with a head that blends into the neck'.

Australian Geographic notes that while these snakes are venomous, fatalities from their bites are rare.

Can you see the deadly snake? Facebook / Snake Catchers Brisbane & Gold Coast

Though they bite several people annually in Australia, there have been no recorded deaths.

Despite their venomous nature, red-bellied black snakes are generally shy and only become aggressive when threatened.

After the unsettling find, the Aussie family called in Snake Catchers Brisbane & Gold Coast to safely remove the unwelcome visitor. 

Sharing a photo on Facebook of the snake amidst the girl's pink unicorn bedding, the snake catchers wrote:

"This Highly Venomous Red-Bellied Black snake was relocated from a child's bed this morning in Jimboomba after trying to blend in with some cuddle toys."

They also posted a video showing the snake being gently captured from the bed, placed on the bedroom floor, and then happily slithering into a large sack.

It's believed the snake entered the child's room through an open door of the house.

The snake was found hiding in the young girl's bed. Facebook / Snake Catchers Brisbane & Gold Coast

The incident has sparked a range of reactions from people online.

"Well I am not moving to Jimboomba in a hurry lol," one person joked. 

"That's it I'm moving," another quipped.

"Oh hell to the no!! Nope nope nope," commented a third. 

Others remarked on the snake's fortunate discovery and its surprisingly relaxed demeanor during its relocation.

"Wow, such a chill buddy! Getting into the bag by himself and all," observed one Facebook user.

"Pretty chill snake! Lucky it was found before the little girl gave it a scare," added another.

If you ever needed a reason to think twice about visiting Australia, this might just be it...