An Australian cyclist is reported to have been bitten after a venomous eastern brown snake became trapped in her bicycle chain. Multiple outlets describe the incident as an accidental entanglement involving a snake about two meters long. The snake is identified as an eastern brown (one of the most venomous snake species). According to the reports, the cyclist’s attempt to move or handle the bike resulted in the snake remaining caught in the chain area, and the snake then bites her. The Independent frames the bite as following the snake’s entrapment in the bike chain, while Times of India similarly describes the cyclist as being bitten after she inadvertently trapped the snake as it became entangled. While both accounts focus on the same core circumstances—entanglement in the chain, the snake’s length and species, and the subsequent bite—details such as the cyclist’s condition, exact location, and how authorities or medical services responded are not included in the provided excerpts. The incident is presented as a dangerous example of human-snake interactions occurring unexpectedly during outdoor activity.