Mice, frogs hitch ride on snake to escape rising Queensland floodwaters

A snake has served as a hero to small animals attempting to flee rising Queenslandfloodwaters.

Frogs, mice and beetles have been seen using on the again of a big snake in imaginative and prescient uploaded on-line.

Whereas the species is unclear the animal seems to be an japanese brown snake, which generally preys on mice and frogs.

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Mice and tree frogs clung to the big snake contained in the rainwater tank in Western Queensland.(TikTok)

The scene was filmed inside a rain-water tank in Western Queensland after heavy rain hit the state.

Rescuers have been seen attempting to assist the smaller creatures through the use of an extended yellow pole, however this solely agitated the water inflicting the snake to swim laps.

9News understands all animals have been rescued from the tank.

After one rescue try the snake began swimming laps of the tank. (TikTok)

Queensland has been lashed with days of heavy rain with 677mm falling in three days throughout Brisbane, breaking rainfall data

A particularly harmful flooding scenario has developed in southeast Queensland and northeast NSW," Weatherzone wrote.

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"In Brisbane, the Brisbane River is predicted to peak round 4 metres with the excessive tide on Monday morning and may see one other peak close to 3.3 metres with Monday afternoon's excessive tide."