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Tributes have been paid to a 'lovely' shopkeeper who tragically died at his store in Midlothian as a police investigation into his death remains ongoing.

dog.The Australian female believed she was handling a green tree snake, but it was in fact a venomous eastern brown.Queensland snake catcher Stuart McKenzie received the call last Tuesday (May 24) to identify the animal, which bit the woman on a hand while trying to save her Jack Russell."As soon as they described it, I was just thinking to myself, 'that's not a tree snake'," said McKenzie."They believed it to be a tree snake, but wanted to send me a photo to confirm. At that time, I said straightaway 'let's not take any risks and put a bandage on her arm and call an ambulance.'"While both dog and owner survived in this instance, people should not underestimate the venom of a baby snake.

Snake charmers were called after someone found around 60 newborn snakes in their bathroom.An entire snake's nest was also uncovered, where 75 hatched egg shells lay.The house in Uttar Pradesh, India was owned by Ranjit Singh but was rented out a while ago, according to India Today.The distressed tenants spotted snakes in the home on Wednesday (May 18) coming from their bathroom.They called local snake charmers who arrived and tore up the bathroom floor.Underneath the floorboards were the 60 snakes and 75 hatched eggs, concerningly leaving 15 reptiles unaccounted for.The snake experts spent hours trying to round up the snakelets. When they were eventually caught they were released back into the wild in a nearby forest.After the horrifying incident, Ranjit Singh's tenants blamed the poor drainage system in the property.

BBC Breakfast descended into chaos on Wednesday morning (February 16) as one star's phone went off right in the middle of an interview.Hosts Jon Kay and Nina Warhurst were once again replacing regular Monday-Wednesday presenters Dan Walker and Sally Nugent, and chatting to UK citizen Stuart McKenzie - who had lived in the Ukraine for 28 years - via video link.Also joining them in the studio was Petro Rewko, a member of the Association of Ukrainians in Great Britain.But things in the studio soon went belly-up.Jon asked Stuart: "So Stuart, we'll start with you. Why don't you tell us a bit about yourself and how you came to be in the Ukraine?"He replied: "I came to Ukraine in 1994 for business opportunities..."As Stuart began talking Jon and Sally through his background, his phone began to ring off-screen - but, like a true professional, he ignored the call and carried on talking.However, the incessant noise was clearly affecting Jon Kay, who soon suspended the interview entirely to turn to Petro.He quipped: "We'll come back to you in a minute.

Scot Stuart McKenzie’s loyalty to his mother-in-law has forced him to stay in the Ukraine and face down whatever comes if Russian troops attack the country.

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Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Australia's deadliest snake gave a man a fright when it lunged at him while he was trying to catch it at the beach – making him shout out: "Oh s***!"In a TikTok video uploaded by @sunnycoastsnakecatchers, Stuart McKenzie is explaining there has been a report of a "brown snake" in an area full of people.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!An incredible video shows a python regurgitating a blanket it swallowed whole after mistaking it for the family's dog. In a TikTok video, Stuart McKenzie from @sunnycoastsnakecatchers in Brisbane, Australia, has been called in to deal with the stricken snake which is curled up in the dog's bed and struggling with its unappetising meal.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A snake catcher has had a near miss with a deadly red-bellied snake that struck out with a potentially lethal bite and only narrowly missed his face.Stuart McKenzie, who is known as @sunnycoastsnakecatchers on TikTok, was called to a business shop in the town of Yandina, northeast Australia, to capture a serpent that curled up in a rat trap.In the video he shared, the professional pops open the plastic trap box outside installed outside the premise and a huge 5ft snake comes slithering.Sturt takes a quick step back before grabbing the venomous snake by the tail and trying to trap it into a bag."Look at the size of him!" he says."He's nice and warm and ready to go.

Facebook: "You would not believe this. This is crazy and we’re super lucky we were able to find the snake."Meanwhile, team member Stuart McKenzie told 9News: "It's one of the most incredible places we have ever found a snake before.