Australian woman finds two giant pythons in ceiling; video goes viral
A woman, reportedly from Australia, is shocking the internet after being seen casually pulling two massive pythons from a ceiling. The video has gone viral across social media platforms. In the clip, the snakes can be seen slowly emerging from a hole in the ceiling as the woman calmly handles and extracts them.
Australia, renowned worldwide for its unique wildlife and frequent snake encounters, has once again witnessed an extraordinary event. The sight of a woman effortlessly removing such gigantic pythons from the ceiling of an ordinary home has left viewers stunned. Many social media users expressed disbelief, saying it was hard to comprehend what they were seeing unfold before their eyes.
Snakes often get into ceilings or roof spaces looking for shelter. When weather conditions become too cold or rainy, they try to look for a warm and dark place. Since snakes naturally inhabit the territories located near residential houses in Australia, such an occurrence is relatively common there.
Pythons kill their prey by constricting it with muscles. They usually stay away from human settlements unless they are disturbed or frightened somehow. Specialists always remind citizens that snakes are important parts of the ecosystem, helping control pests. At the same time, they warn people not to handle big snakes on their own because, despite being non-venomous, pythons still may attack humans.
"Is this normal in Australia?"
"She's so ready. Just another day in Australia, I guess "
"This is why I would never move to Australia even if they were to pay me to do so!"
What made the video really go viral was the woman's unexpected calmness and confidence while dealing with the danger inside her house. People couldn't resist sharing their thoughts about the amazing courage displayed by the woman in this situation, noting that even a sight of a single snake in your apartment scares them. In their comments, internet users showed various emotions ranging from astonishment to admiration.
However, do not attempt this when you encounter snakes. Without proper skills and knowledge, it is unsafe to handle wild animals like that.
Snakes sometimes get into ceilings and roof spaces
Snakes often get into ceilings or roof spaces looking for shelter. When weather conditions become too cold or rainy, they try to look for a warm and dark place. Since snakes naturally inhabit the territories located near residential houses in Australia, such an occurrence is relatively common there.
Australian pythons don't typically have venom
Pythons kill their prey by constricting it with muscles. They usually stay away from human settlements unless they are disturbed or frightened somehow. Specialists always remind citizens that snakes are important parts of the ecosystem, helping control pests. At the same time, they warn people not to handle big snakes on their own because, despite being non-venomous, pythons still may attack humans.
Here's the video:
Netizens commented on the video:
"She's so ready. Just another day in Australia, I guess "
"This is why I would never move to Australia even if they were to pay me to do so!"
The lady's unexpected calm surprised viewers
What made the video really go viral was the woman's unexpected calmness and confidence while dealing with the danger inside her house. People couldn't resist sharing their thoughts about the amazing courage displayed by the woman in this situation, noting that even a sight of a single snake in your apartment scares them. In their comments, internet users showed various emotions ranging from astonishment to admiration.
However, do not attempt this when you encounter snakes. Without proper skills and knowledge, it is unsafe to handle wild animals like that.
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