Although it is common knowledge that snakes consume their prey completely, it seems as though the tables have turned for this unfortunate little serpent.

The photograph was taken by Julie-Anne O’Neill, who claimed ownership of it in a November 2016 Google+ post.

It was captured at night with a Canon EOS 550D, she stated there, and shows an Australian green tree frog devouring a brown snake.

However, since the picture was already available before she posted it, her identity cannot be confirmed. O’Neill furthers:

“I had been taught to believe that they solely consumed insects prior to the capture. The brown snake of Australia is extremely poisonous. Even though the snake had the frog in its mouth, as you can see if you magnify the picture, the frog ɱaпaged to survive. Not exactly a joyful conclusion for the snakehowler.

Indeed, the expression on the snake’s face is coмparaƄle that of the fish photographed inside a jellyfish, for whoм the ending proƄaƄly wasn’t happy either.