Tiger Snake - Australian Royal Mint Australia’s most dangerous series 

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Published 2023-11-21
The Royal Australian Mint’s Australia’s Most Dangerous Series has had four successful releases including the Redback Spider, Great White Shark, Desert Scorpion and Box Jellyfish. The Tiger Snake is the fifth release in the series, which include a $1 1 oz Silver Investment Coin.

The Tiger Snake inhabits much of southern Australia and is known for its striking black and yellow bands, however some Tiger Snakes are without these bold markings. The dark bands allow the snakes to better absorb heat during the short growing season. If threatened, Tiger Snakes can become aggressive, and their bite releases toxic venom, which can be fatal to humans.

Impressively, Tiger Snakes can swim and climb. They can remain submerged underwater for up to nine minutes and have also been found up to 10 metres above ground. They frequently inhabit watery areas including dams, creeks, swamps and wetlands.
All Comments (6)
  • @GSmetals
    Thats a great looking coin 🪙 👌
  • @Coin_Tales
    Exciting news! Rose number [8] is my contribution to your garden. 🌹 I hope it blooms with the essence of your creativity. Can't wait to see our collaborative garden filled with unique flowers! 🌷😊
  • @send2georgie_S2G
    Not a RAM series I’m collecting but that roll certainly look sweet. Thanks for sharing the video of the snake bite victim too. Cheers 😊✌🏻
  • @THECRANKYONE
    Geeat video 7 !! I've always been fascinated with Aussie wildlife, in particular venomous critters. I have a Funnel web spider coi . Is that part of the series? Thank you.