In the Australian state of Queensland, a python emerged from a house’s toilet. The python removed from the toilet by the team was identified as female. The homeowner, who went to the bathroom to use the toilet, immediately called the authorities upon encountering the python in the toilet. When the snake hunters arrived at the scene, they stated that the python likely chose the place to shed its skin.

The identified female snake was swiftly removed from the toilet without any issues. The snake hunters shared the moments they removed the python from the toilet with their followers on social media. Two days after the incident, another python of the same species emerged from the toilet of another house in the area. The snake hunters mentioned, “The male snake likely entered to search for the female, as this was the last place she could leave her scent.”

“In Australia, at least 100 out of the 172 snake species are known to be venomous. However, only 12 species are estimated to have a deadly bite. Experts mentioned that the two snakes removed from the toilets were of a non-venomous species.”