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Mulga snake Facts Mulga snake, also known as king brown snake, belongs to the family of black snakes. It can be found only in Australia and southern parts of New Guinea. Mulga snake inhabits tropical forests, scrublands, savannas, sandy deserts, rocky areas and agricultural fields. Name mulga refers to the mulga country, type of arid land covered with shrubs (Australian species of acacia), where this snake often resides. Exact number of remaining mulga snakes in the wild is unknown.
A nonvenomous (nonpoisonous) snake bite is a bite or puncture wound made by a snake that is incapable of secreting a toxin. This should be distinguished from a dry bite. A dry bite is a bite by a venomous snake that does not inject any toxin. Even bites that are from a nonvenomous snake or are dry need to be evaluated as they can lead to significant tissue damage or infections.