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Rudolph Erasmus spotted the unwanted passenger midair after it crawled over him to get under his seat.

Snake catchers have raised the alarm at the increased risk they face while attempting to safely remove venomous snakes from residential areas, as South Africa faces a severe antivenom shortage.

A pilot in South Africa made a hasty emergency landing after discovering a highly venomous cobra hiding under his seat.

South African pilot Rudolf Erasmus told Insider that he initially thought his water bottle was leaking before realizing it was a deadly Cape cobra.

A South African pilot had to make an emergency landing when he found himself in a situation straight out of the movies -- a venomous snake was under his seat.

A cobra encounter is nerve-wracking no matter where it takes place, but we imagine it's worse when trapped in a small plane 11,000 feet high in the sky. That was the plight...

The pilot had four passengers on board during Mondays flight when he felt "something cold" slide across his lower back. He glanced down to see the head of a fairly

Juvenile jail where he washed and kissed the feet of 12 young people symbolizing the biblical story of jesus washing the feet of his disciples. at the last supper. he will celebrate easter mass on sunday. and from holy thursday to holy cow. enough is enough. i have had it with these. snakes on this. why everybody strap in. yeah well pilot flying a private plane over south africa this past monday had an actual samuel l. jackson moment when he felt a snake slithering under his shirt and not just a...

Researchers filmed a dwarf reed snake doing an armless cartwheel to escape from danger by repeatedly launching its body forward in a coil

South African pilot Rudolph Erasmus was forced to make an emergency landing after finding a deadly Cape Cobra aboard his aircraft during a private flight on April 3.