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A snake catcher has found an incredible 4.3 metre long single sleeve of shed python skin from the roof of a Queensland house and later managed to catch the former owner curled up in a wall cavity.
Brisbane-based snake catcher Bryce Lockett posted a TikTok of a phone conversation he had with the scam artist, who identified himself as a Suncorp bank employee.
Snake catcher Bryce Lockett challenges readers to find the sneaky snake well camouflaged in this picture. Snake catchers work across Australia to help safely remove snakes from residential areas.
"It's nature and nature can be brutal sometimes," snake catcher Bryce Lockett told Newsweek.
A Queensland man received a rude shock when he spotted an eight foot long python coiled around a tree in his backyard. The snake was discovered by homeowner Jason Davis, who snapped a photo of the massive python in his backyard in Ipswich, in southeast Queensland on Wednesday. Mr Davis estimated the python to be around eight feet long when he found the snake slithering down a nearby tree. An eight foot long python (pictured) was discovered in a backyard in Ipswich Queensland on Wednesday The image has now gone viral online, with users quick to comment on the frightening snake.