New Pictures Shocked homeowner finds a python having a bath in his toilet after it slithered up the drain

воскресенье, 20 января 2019 г.

New Pictures Shocked homeowner finds a python having a bath in his toilet after it slithered up the drain

A SHOCKED homeowner found a python having a bath in his toilet after it slithered up the drain at 6am.

The family quickly called up Stewart Lalor from Brisbane Snake Catchers, who raced to catch the slippery intruder.

A husband discovered a carpet python relaxing in his toilet bowl in his home

Lalor told the Courier Mail: “I’ve had jobs in the past where I’ve had hands in the toilet for half an hour.

“This guy half took himself out (of the water) for me which was unusual. I think he was curious to see what was going on.”

Lalor managed to grab the python easily and take him back outside where he belonged.

Snakes regularly make their way through house pipes — especially in older homes where the pipes typically sit outside.

Offering advice to families who might find a snake in their toilet, Lalor said the worst thing to do was press the flush and push the snake further down the pipe.

The Australian Python

Can grow up to four metres in length

Can weight up to 15kg

Largely nocturnal

Kill prey by constriction, and mainly hunt small mammals, birds and lizards

They have been known to kill domestic cats and small dogs

Pythons are the most commonly caught non-venomous snaked in Queensland

Their bites leave a substantial laceration

The only thing worse than a python in the toilet was an angry python in the toilet.

In July last year, a Townsville man found himself in a similar situation when he stumbled upon a carpet python in his toilet.

Geoff Jacobs at Queensland Wildlife Solutions told reporters that particular python had probably followed a rat into the sewer.

“All over the world rats go down in sewers and the snakes go in there after them.”

And in March last year, a Sunshine Coast teen had the fright of his life when he sat down to go to the toilet and felt a python wrap itself around his leg.

“The boy said he sat down on the toilet, and this cold thing wrapped around his leg,” Snake Catcher Noosa’s Luke Huntley told the Sunshine Coast Daily.

“He managed to shake it off luckily and I was called out. The snake was just looking for food and water. He knew he was cornered and felt like he had to defend himself.”

Snake invasions are not uncommon in Australian homes, including in this instance where an enormous snake-like beast crawls from a home’s plumbing network.

Pythons will often resist snake catchers’ attempts to prize them from the loo

Pythons can grow up to four metres in length

A version of this story originally appeared on News.com.au

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