An Australian man resting on the toilet got a ‘spook’ when he saw a 6-foot snake on top of his shower door frame. Anthony Jackson, from Hudson Snake Catching, reacted to the Queenslander’s home in Oxenford, Gold Coast, just to discover the 10 kg carpet python looking for shelter in the restroom.
Updated Jun 16, 2023 | 05:19 PM IST
A 6-foot carpet python sits atop an Australian man’s shower frame | Image credit: Hudson Snake Catching
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SECRET HIGHLIGHTS
- A man in Queensland, Australia, discovered a huge snake on his shower while he was utilizing the toilet.
- A seaside carpet python determining 6 feet looked for sanctuary in his Gold Coast home.
- Carpet pythons are non-venomous snakes that typically crawl into Australian houses throughout winter season.
The wildlife rescuer was summoned to your home on Wednesday after the startled house owner reported seeing the python on his shower frame. Jackson got to the uncommon scene within 9 minutes of being employed.
Video video footage launched by Hudson Snake Catching reveals the 10 kg carpet python anchored to the shower door while overlooking the man’s restroom.
Although Jackson got rid of the trespasser in simply 30 seconds, it wasn’t too delighted about moving from the cosy, if uncomfortable area.
“After I stopped having a laugh for a few minutes, I got the hook and took it down and then it was cranky,” he explained.
The snake, which looked for sanctuary from the cold Australian winter season under the restroom light, didn’t decrease without a battle as it tried to bite the rescuer. However, Jackson had the ability to securely eliminate and move the enormous reptile that had most likely went into your home by means of the roofing.
For Jackson, the most entertaining part about his go to was that the house owner was terrified of the snake — regardless of having a family pet python.
