turns out, cats aren’t the only animal ruining your sandbox.
Children at a NSW primary school were given a festive fright after finding dozens of what were believed to be snake eggs in a sandpit. https://t.co/oisWXYXdb1 #7News pic.twitter.com/DvH1yvCZzC
— 7 News SunshineCoast (@7NewsSC) January 2, 2018
Kids at a school in New South Wales, Australia found reptile eggs while playing in their sandbox. According to The BBC, wildlife rescuers were dispatched to respond to concerns that the eggs belonged to the eastern brown snake; the deadliest snake species in Australia.
Reptile eggs found in Australian school sandpit https://t.co/cY8UXOKBQ2 pic.twitter.com/x40Q5Im0YS
— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) January 2, 2018
The verdict is still out on what species of reptile left the eggs, but they were removed as a precaution. In all, 43 eggs from 7 nests were collected.
