Raymond Hoser on Twitter: "Pythons new to science, year 2000, Leiopython hoserae Hoser, 2000! https://t.co/gtFAP2BoJa" / Twitter
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Raymond Hoser: Snake Catcher court rant over phone driving charge | Herald Sun
Raymond Hoser, Saving wildlife, dozens of species at a time!
Raymond Hoser: Snake Catcher court rant over phone driving charge | Herald Sun
Snake catcher denies planting deadly tiger snake on Coles Express petrol pump | news.com.au — Australia's leading news site
Man bitten while trying to kill snake | The Courier Mail
C. M. Kosemen: Raymond Hoser and Richard Wells, Rogue Australian Herpetologists - YouTube
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Monster cat-eating pythons on the loose in Melbourne | Daily Mail Online
Raymond Hoser on Twitter: "Discovered a NEW species of snake ... problem was Wells and Wellington named it 35 years back! https://t.co/Cvbwh33u2H" / Twitter
Raymond Hoser - Keep your dogs safe.... | Facebook
Geelong: tiger snake found under car bonnet at Little River BP | Geelong Advertiser
De-venomised' snakes ruled dangerous
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Snakeman Raymond Hoser holds an Inland Taipan in Melbourne November 7, 2008. The Inland Taipan is the deadliest snake in the world, its bite has enough venom to kill 50 adult human
Snakeman busts snakes at Latrobe City Council!
VCAT clears snake handler Raymond Hoser to resume demonstrations | Herald Sun
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Melbourne snake catcher Raymond Hoser said more snakes will be spotted as city has second lockdown | Daily Mail Online
Snakeman Raymond Hoser holds an Australian Death Adder in Melbourne November 7, 2008. The Australian Death Adder is one of the top ten deadliest snake in the world, its bite has enough
PDF) Taxonomic contributions in the "amateur" literature: comments on recent descriptions of new genera and species by Raymond Hoser
