Professional snake catchers recorded the moment they took out a carpet python from the door of a house in Glenview, Australia.
The team at Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers 24/7 safely relocated the snake, the company specializes in Remove snake from attribute.
Caught the scene of the snake and posted it to the group Facebook The page on Wednesday showed how a “right-sized” carpet python curled up in the area between the door frame and the roof space of the house.
The organization said in a Facebook post: “One of the family members came in and out of the door many times a day, and was a little nervous about the snake being there.”
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The carpet python is a snake that lives in various habitats, including open forests and suburban gardens. According to the Queensland Museum, they are found in northern, eastern and southern Australia.
These snakes are named after their marks resembling carpet patterns. The length of an adult can reach about 12 feet (ft), but the average length of a carpet python is about 8 feet.
Backyard Buddies, an initiative of the Australian National Parks and Wildlife Fund, described pythons as “shy and non-venomous,” but stated that “it is best to keep your distance because their curved back teeth do bite.”
The Queensland Museum pointed out that it is recommended to protect against tetanus after a bite.
Wednesday’s video showed how a member of the snake catcher managed to grab the snake’s head and then coax the rest of its body out of the hiding place.
One of the snake catchers calmly held the animal in his hands while posing for a photo.
This video shows how Snake catcher Then take the snake to a nearby natural bush and release it to the grass.
A member of the team wrote on Facebook: “Gently grasping the head helps to pull the beautiful carpet python out of the narrow space.
“I’m glad we moved quickly, because this snake can easily disappear in the roof space.”
This is not the first python call the organization responded this year. In aprilStuart McKenzie (Stuart McKenzie), the owner of the organization, appeared on a property after receiving a report of a carpet python, but could only find the skin of the animal, not the snake itself.
Mackenzie said that snake skin is “one of the largest snake skins I have ever seen.”
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