Settled at the entrance: a woman almost attacked a python that crawled on the veranda ceiling (video)

Zmielov with the help of a hook was wetted by a python from the beam, around which he was wrapped, and later carried as far away from the residential area as possible. Australian was almost attacked by a large carpet python when she saw him in her home. Sunshine Coast 24/7 Sunshine Coast Cunning Service posted a video from the scene. The woman came out of the front door and found a giant snake. It turned out that a large carpet python settled on the veranda.

He made his way to the beams on the ceiling. She said she saw a reptile in the morning when she was close distance. She immediately started her dogs inside and called experts. Subsequently, Zmielov with the help of a hook was wetting the python from the beam, around which it was wrapped. The reptile from the house was taken to a place that is suitable for reptiles. "Although we needed a while to remove it from the beams, we were able to take it to a more suitable shrub," the post reads.

In Australia, there are more often cases where snakes are stemmed into the territory of private homes. Yes, in June, a 10-pound python climbed to a man's toilet. The resident of Queensland sat on the toilet when he saw the piercing eyes of a predator, who watched him from the shower near the heating lamp. Zmielov said that a large python made a lot of efforts to get into the bathroom. Tree cutting in the location near potentially could lead to the migration of the animal.

The snake crossed the road and then climbed on a wall on a tree, the branches of which were hanging over the roof of the house, rolling into the bathroom. Also in August in Australia, a woman laid two snakes from the ceiling of a house on Sanshine-Cost in Southeast Queensland. The owners of the house heard loud sounds on the roof, and then summoned specialists from catching snakes. The girl, named Tiaric, balancing on the kitchen table, was able to cope with two huge pythons.