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A woman got the fright of her life after finding a huge carpet python behind her toaster while making breakfast.
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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 family's 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 the size of this beast! One solid carpet python! We received a call from Northlakes to relocated th...
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 woman's 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 the biggest snake skins I have ever seen," Mr McKenzie said on video. "To the top of the roof it's...
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 woman's 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 the biggest snake skins I have ever seen," Mr McKenzie said on video. "To the top of the roof it's...