Per UPI, the reptile curled up in the tunnel of the train set, where it was later discovered by one of the home's residents.

An Australian reptile wrangler was called to a Queensland home where residents discovered a venomous brown tree snake taking a nap in a model train set tunnel.

The reptile, initially believed to be a rubber toy, was later identified as a live, healthy brown tree snake of considerable size.

A snake video splashed across news bulletins exposes the media’s short-term memory.

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