Habitat
The habitat of inland taipan spans the arid regions of central Australia. The reptile is a carnivore and so, its habitat depends on the population of animals on whom it preys. It can be spotted in abandoned burrows, deep fissures and crevices, sink holes, etc. Talking of its geographical distribution, it populates parts of southeast Northern Territory and west Queensland; northern regions of Lake Eyre and western regions of the Murray River, Darling River, and Murrumbidgee River.