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Hidden Pythons Will Give You Nightmares
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Snakes are hiding in toilets in Australia, and it’s becoming increasingly common. Apparently the snakes are in need of water so they often end up in people’s toilets, like the three foot python above. Great for the snakes, bad for humans.
“At the moment it’s the snake breeding season and so males are moving around anyway and while they’re moving around they’ll be losing water and so they may have a special need for water now,” Professor Schwarzkopf said.
“Over the next little while as it gets drier and drier — and we’re not expecting much of a wet season — I expect that you may find snakes in many more wet places than you usually do.”
“At the moment it’s the snake breeding season and so males are moving around anyway and while they’re moving around they’ll be losing water and so they may have a special need for water now,” Professor Schwarzkopf said.
“Over the next little while as it gets drier and drier — and we’re not expecting much of a wet season — I expect that you may find snakes in many more wet places than you usually do.”
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