The video was caught in the garden of Niki Bodell in Hampton recently.
In the video, you can see the snake with the frog’s head in its mouth prior to the frog makes a bold escape and swims to liberty just to be chased after in the water by the snake minutes after.
She said: “I put the video in a Facebook group as I believed somebody’s family pet snake had actually gotten away.
“My spouse can be found in and informed me that I wasn’t going to think what he was going to reveal me, from our own small pond.
“I was extremely stunned as I had no concept that a native snake would be as huge as this or pick to come to our pond.”
FIND OUT MORE: No adders in Worcester as snake heads towards termination
Mrs Bodell said her spouse remained in the garden tending to the pond and attempting to search for frogs, which the couple already understood were residing in the pond.
Mrs Bodell said: “On Thursday afternoon recently (July 6) my spouse was dealing with our garden near the brand-new wildlife pond we had actually set up.
“It’s remained in situ for around 4 weeks approximately now. He simply took place to be searching in the pond for the frogs when he saw the snake attempting to consume one.
“Fortunately, he had his phone with him and, had the ability to tape-record a video of the scene as it took place.”
The snake in the video has actually been determined as a turf snake by Worcestershire Wildlife Trust.
FIND OUT MORE: 10 of Worcestershire’s most typical surnames
A representative said: “Grass snakes are the most significant native snake in the UK; a fully grown female can grow to over one metre in length.
“Whilst they might be problematic for frogs and toads, they’re safe to human beings.
“Snakes might have a slithery track record with some individuals however, simply as they consume frogs and toads, they, in turn, can be meals for badgers, foxes, hedgehogs and some birds.
“Numbers of lawn snakes have actually been decreasing due, in big part, to environment loss and, just like all native reptiles in the UK, it is prohibited to hurt or eliminate them.”
