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Doctors pulled out a live 8cm roundworm from the brain of a 64-year-old Australian woman who complained of forgetfulness and depression. | Health

The carpet python was captured on camera wrapping its neck around the tree, evoking horrified screams from the kids inside the house.

Medical Professionals Continue to Examine this Extraordinary Case

In a teeth-clenching footage that has been shared on social media, shows a giant 5-metre snake crawling across an Australian familys roof and into a tree.

Every time you think Australia couldn't possibly become more Australian, e see a video like the one below. Viewers have been captivated by a video that quickly went viral, and it's no surprise as to why.

“I did NOT need to know that this was possible,” one person commented on the video from Australia.

According to Australian officials, carpet pythons are "one of the largest, most familiar snakes in Australia, mostly due to its popularity as a pet."

This non-venomous snake breed called a carpet python can be found in Australia, Indonesia, and New Guinea.

“Now we will all be looking behind our wall frames.”

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