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According to Animalia, carpet python is a large snake with stunning patterns that mimic an oriental carpet pattern on its skin.

"Its nature and nature can be brutal sometimes," snake catcher Bryce Lockett told Newsweek.

Stewart Brasier was on vacation in Queensland, Australia, when he saw a familys puppy being suffocated by an 8-foot-long python.

How would you react when you find a large python lazying around on the bed you sleep? Will make you shudder, right? Well, this actually happened in Queensland, Australia.

The snake was found with the bat wings nearly poking through its side.

A woman got the fright of her life after finding a huge carpet python behind her toaster while making breakfast. 

An Australian snake catcher was called to a home in Noosa Heads, Queensland, on May 17 to remove a carpet python from a children’s playhouse.Local catcher Luke Huntley said the snake was about seven feet long, and had “eaten something, most probably a possum, and was curling up somewhere warm to digest.” Credit: Snake Catcher Noosa via Storyful

Massive Carpet Python Found Slithering Near Kitchen Door On 5/25/21 at 12:59 PM EDT A snake catcher in Queensland, Australia shared a shocking video on Youtube after capturing a huge carpet python lurking in a familys backyard. Josh Castle, a certified and licensed snake catcher, was called to Northlakes, Queensland after house owners spotted a snake slithering near their back kitchen door. Castle uploaded a video of him catching the massive reptile on his social channels yesterday. "Check out ...

News by Sophie Chirgwin Premium Content Subscriber only The skin of a monster carpet python found at a Buderim home has left seasoned snake catchers scratching their heads. Stuart McKenzie from Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers 24/7 was called to a womans home on Wednesday morning to find the skin dangling from a hole in the side of her roof. Massive python skin found outside the roof of a Buderim home. Pic: Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers 24/7 "This is one of ...

News by Sophie Chirgwin Premium Content Subscriber only The skin of a monster carpet python found at a Buderim home has left seasoned snake catchers scratching their heads. Stuart McKenzie from Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers 24/7 was called to a womans home on Wednesday morning to find the skin dangling from a hole in the side of her roof. Massive python skin found outside the roof of a Buderim home. Pic: Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers 24/7 "This is one of ...