- Queensland woman was left horrified after she discovered an unwelcome guest
- The resident was unpacking groceries from her car when she spotted a python
- The woman realised she had been walking past the snake at least five times
At first glance, this photograph shows the door of a humble family home.
But a Queensland woman was left horrified after she discovered an unwelcome guest on her front porch just inches away from the doorway.
She was unpacking her groceries from the car when she got the fright of her life after realising she had walked past a snake at least five times without noticing.
So can you spot the carpet python?
At first glance, this photo shows the door of a family home but a woman was left horrified after she discovered an unwelcome guest… So would you have spotted the snake?
The terrified resident spotted the snake coiled around the light fitting near the doorway.
Snake Catchers Brisbane, Ipswich, Logan & Gold Coast was called to the home to remove the lurking reptile.
‘The homeowner walked past this carpet python four [or five times] before she noticed it because it was hiding in ‘light’ cover,’ the business wrote on Facebook.
Snake catcher Lana Field told Yahoo7 the woman had done several trips between her car and home before she realised the snake had been observing her from afar.
She believed the snake may have found its way down from the guttering.
The resident spotted the carpet python coiled around the light fitting near the doorway
Last Thursday, a family was caught in a terrified game of ‘snakes and ladder’ after they found a red belly black in their home. The photo shows the massive snake slithering on the staircase
When in doubt about spotting a snake, Ms Field said the best thing to do in a situation is give the reptile the space they deserve.
‘Everyone is safe when they leave the snake alone,’ Ms Field said.
Last Thursday, a family was caught in a terrified game of ‘snakes and ladder’ after they found a red belly black in their home.
The photograph shows the massive snake slithering on the staircase.
‘Who needs ladders when you can use the stairs? #snakesandladders #redbellyblack,’ the caption read.