Scary! Five black mambas found in Reservoir Hills yard this year
Updated | By East Coast Breakfast
In June this year, Nick Evans was called out to a single property in Reservoir Hills to capture five black mambas. He described the property as a "snake magnet".
According to News24, Evans was called out to the property to capture two male snakes, who were wrestling each other, and a female snake.
The homeowners burnt vegetation to get rid of the scent. A week later, Evans was called back to the same property where a male black mamba was sighted between two walls.
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And on day five, he was able to locate the last female snake on the property. Evans said the female scent is like a magnet which attracts the males.
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