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The family quickly called the local authorities who arrived on the scene to help remove the python.
In an effort to safely remove the snake, the rescuers had to dismantle the toilet and eventually managed to get it out of the house.Witnesses at the scene reported that the python was quite calm and did not cause any harm to the family. Local experts speculate that the python had come looking for food and water and got stuck in the toilet by accident.
The family was relieved to have the python safely removed from their home and were thankful to the authorities who helped them. A family alerted the wildlife team after they found a 12 foot-long python rearing up from their toilet. Image: Twitter/ @DodoRegardless, it is a reminder to us all to be mindful of our surroundings and check for potential dangers such as snakes before using the restroom.
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