Reports have revealed that the tree snake Pataky found inside their home is a native to the Northern Rivers area and found in large numbers in the region. They are non-venomous and not known for biting. They emit a strong odor when threatened, though.

Pataky has been very showy of her love for animals, regularly posting pictures with them on her social media accounts. According to Daily Mail, her family even own a selection of horses, currently housed on their Byron Bay acreage. She recently visited South Australia's Kangaroo Island with Hemsworth and their kids, where they held snakes, koalas, and kangaroos.

The actress previously admitted she prefers life in the wild than Hollywood glamour. As she said last year, she does not mind the wild, "People are like 'You have a snake in your bedroom!' And I'm like, 'I know! I love it!"

"It's totally me, more than any inch of glamour," she explained. "People don't know me in that way because they see you all dressed up and with your makeup done, but when I feel my most happy are when I'm the total opposite."

Pataky, a native of Madrid, is married to Hemsworth, whom she shares three kids with—5-year-old India Rose, and 3-year-old twins Tristan and Sasha.