In a scene that resembled a horror movie, rangers at an Australian national park removed a 12-foot-long python out of a toilet in the women’s restroom.
According to UPI, rangers at the Charles Darwin National Park removed the olive python from the bathroom after workers spotted it during a cleaning run.
Northern Territory Parks and Wildlife shared photos of the snake being removed from the toilet and posted about the incident on Facebook.
Rangers got a big surprise on a cleaning run in Charles Darwin National Park earlier this week. A three/four metre Olive...
Posted by Northern Territory Parks and Wildlife on Wednesday, May 11, 2016
Rangers were able to remove the snake safely, and no guests came in contact with the reptile.
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