Two male carpet pythons fell through a ceiling into a bathroom in Australia while fighting over a female during breeding ...

A man in Brisbane, Australia, returned home to find two huge snakes had fallen through his kitchen ceiling on Monday.

Thanks.” Coastal carpet pythons are one of the most commonly encountered snakes and are non-venomous but can cause substantial lacerations or punctures with their bite.

Two carpet pythons have been found abandoned in a cardboard box in Doncaster. A council worker in Austerfield found the young adult snakes, which were rushed to a specialist vet for urgent care on ...

Stock image of two carpet python snakes mating in Australia. A snake catcher in Queensland removed two pythons found mating behind a microwave in someone's kitchen.

A man in Australia recently found a python waiting in his toilet twice in one week. On Oct. 22, Hervey Bay Snake Catchers in Queensland received a call to extract a coastal carpet python from a ...

Police are investigating after four large pythons were found abandoned in the Lincolnshire countryside, with one still suspected to be at large. The reticulated pythons, a non-venomous species native ...

In a hair-raising incident, a man in Australia returned to his home on Monday to find two large pythons slithering on the floor. They had crashed through his kitchen ceiling.

Carpet python snake seen drinking from backyard bird bath in WA Alerted by nearby birds which were startled by the commotion, a WA woman found a large snake drinking out of her backyard bird bath.

Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers found a carpet python hiding in an unsuspecting place, much to the surprise of the family whose bathroom it was in.

May 10 (UPI) -- A family in Buderim, Australia, had to deal with four large carpet pythons that had invaded their home's backyard deck. The four snakes appeared on the deck over a two- to three ...

Florida Python Challenge, July 11-20, 2025, has hunters trying to eliminate invasive Burmese snakes. Do they attack or kill humans? Are they venomous?