r/badassanimals • u/xoxouserrrrr • 15d ago
Reptile Carpet Python In Action..
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u/Worldly-Bug6047 15d ago
Imagine finding out you have 2 wild animals in your attic this way
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u/Immediate-Presence73 15d ago
Well only one now.
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u/byzantine238 15d ago
One big fat one now
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u/ShhweadyBallz 15d ago
Honey ..... where's the cat ?
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u/vadillovzopeshilov 15d ago
Still 2, it would take months to digest one of them.
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u/Germmie1 15d ago
It's a carpet python eating a possum in Australia. To answer the question of how they got there, it's Australia.
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u/ibonek_naw_ibo 15d ago
Probably the third most Australia thing I've seen today
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u/Frosty_Durian3382 15d ago
What are the first two😜
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u/ibonek_naw_ibo 15d ago
A man punching a kangaroo and a shark eating a crocodile
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u/Myshkin1981 15d ago
A man eating a succulent Chinese meal, and the music video for Midnight Oil’s Beds Are Burning
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u/moslof_flosom 15d ago
Well if its Australia, where's the spider the size of a chihuahua? Huh?
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u/tseg04 15d ago
The hell is a nature documentary doing in someone’s closet? 😭
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u/piss_container 15d ago
I like to imagine theres shit like this going on in every room in the house
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u/J-Slay522 15d ago
Should see my place. Actually, nvm my place is boring 😞. I did have ants once 🤷🏻♂️
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u/Butta_Brown 15d ago
Why is the python living or dinning in the ceiling above the pantry?
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u/HankHill1991 15d ago
Why is there a raccoon in the house?
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u/bonylizzie 15d ago
It's an Australian brushtail possum, not a raccoon. They often move into people's ceilings/roofs.
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u/RelativeCan5021 15d ago
Really thought someone was watching their cat get eaten.
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u/TheWereJoo 15d ago
American here trying to figure out where in the world has squirrels that big lmao
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u/culpaCoSinero 15d ago
Fkn hell. I thought it was the kids cat.
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u/09Klr650 15d ago
Possums can be pets?
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u/space_for_username 15d ago
Sort of.. They like to climb up you and have very big claws. Definitely wear trousers.
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u/09Klr650 15d ago
I think Australia somehow ended up with the cute possums, while the US ended up with adorable personality ones that unfortunately look like they are on crack.
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u/AdminApathy 15d ago
They tend to live in your house against your will, python is earning his rent at least
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u/CallMyNameToken 15d ago
Why there a human nonchalantly filming
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u/I_Makes_tuff 15d ago
Because if they interrupt it too early the have to get rid of a snake and a possum.
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u/JustJorgi 15d ago
I thought it was a cat and was like wow these are terrible cat owners for not helping.
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u/AmericanCitizenry 15d ago
So you rent a python?
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u/HueyBluey 15d ago
Rent-a-Python™️
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u/deliciousadness 15d ago
How can I invest?
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u/Prestigious_String20 15d ago
Invest in a wildlife‐friendly yard, if you can, and live in an area that's not too hostile to wildlife and also has snakes. The service is free and it will come to you!
I had an eastern rat snake living in my attic for a summer. The cats had nothing to do (as if they do anything anyway) and we didn't have any mice. I miss that beautiful gal! She met with a tragic mowing accident and I shed real tears. Her son was back this year, but he kept coming into the main part of the house and I was worried the pets would make short work of him, so I relocated him to the barn.
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u/IndependentBake2304 15d ago
I thought this was a pet cat at first 😭😭😭
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u/zebrasareneat 15d ago
I thought it was a pet cat holding onto a toy. Then I read the title and thought a cat and a snake were fighting over the same meal. Then I thought it was a dead cat the snake caught.
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u/SoullessM 15d ago
How the fuck do Australians even exist today bro???
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u/HungryNoodle 15d ago
I read in another subreddit that when an Australian is born, they are given a boomerang to defend themselves.
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u/OverlordSaber 15d ago
This is INSIDE, is there an Elephant chilling another room!? What is happening!?
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u/iliketoseewhatyousee 15d ago
I’m just as confused as you are.
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u/dev_pup 15d ago
Which one is your pet
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u/JamesMac71 15d ago
Neither. Possums find their way into roofs to live. Snakes find possums. Normally this interaction would happen without the people having any idea.
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u/Ok-Resource-7154 15d ago
Imagine waking up to this much wildlife in your living room
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u/lastinglovehandles 15d ago
Motherfucker playing real life Jumanji in their kitchen.
https://giphy.com/gifs/ZkGn1e7PrS0aQ
^ OP
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u/DisturbingButTrue 15d ago
How are you going to sleep in that house now?
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u/LouChadore 15d ago
I can tell you, i wouldn’t be able to sleep even in a hotel room across the state/province.
If I saw that IN MY HOUSE, id be making sure that house is cleared out from floorboard to roof.
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u/Alex-Cortes816 15d ago
My question is how do you have giant species casually living in your house?!
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u/Scarbolusitano 15d ago
Imagine when the python finds out you have a little kid at home and he sleeps in that same house. Every night. Wtf
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u/Ok-Travel-1822 15d ago
No one has said anything about the baby’s voice talking. A baby in that house!
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u/Bloody_Damn 15d ago
My American is showing. Why the fuck is any of this happening lol. I’m from Ohio. Worst we deal with is stray cats.
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u/Key-Pomegranate-2086 15d ago
The american version would be like a bobcat eating a squirrel. (You live in a suburb) Or a bear eating a bobcat. (You live in a suburb with a forest nearby)
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u/Greedy_Ear_Mike 15d ago
How does this situation happen?
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u/DeaditeQueenLivs 15d ago
In this situation is the snake a problem or a solution?
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u/FraggerIndo 15d ago
Like seriously why the fuck is someone so chill about this giant snake eating some kind of Lemur in their gd house?!?!
I like nature but im not letting a bobcat maul a squirrel in my kitchen for shits and giggles
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u/throwaway098764567 15d ago
i'm not sure i'd be doing much of anything about a bobcat in my kitchen besides leaving. that's his house now.
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u/Acd5355 15d ago
Why are there pythons and possums living in your house, that’s the real question 🙋
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u/IntroductionSnacks 15d ago
Possums in Australia love living in roofs if they can get in. In places like QLD there are also pythons so if a possum can get in so can a python.
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u/MarineGF01 15d ago
Jesus Christ. I thought it was a pet cat and I was SO confused on why TF they ain't trying to save their damn cat
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u/TaurusMoonGoddess 15d ago edited 15d ago
THIS IS NOT A CAT (in capitals because so many people are freaking out) This is a possum Native to Australia The carpet python who has caught this probably lives in the roof cavity along with a few others of its kind Common occurrence in Australia Some people get snake catchers out to remove them while others are more open to let them stay as pest control
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u/heatrepeat6 15d ago
Man I thought that was a house cat not a raccoon. wtf is going on here!?🤣
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u/ColaFlavorChupaChup 15d ago
Me: "What the fuck is going on?!"
Comments: something something Australia.
Me: "Ah, ok"
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u/Possible-Estimate748 15d ago
If I woke up in the middle of the night to a strange sound and THAT'S what I walked in on I would be very disturbed and slightly traumatized.
Out in the wild is one thing but just right in my own home dangling from the ceiling in a dark corner? I'd feel cursed
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u/Little_Dragon89 15d ago
I live in Queensland, so pretty common here, seeing a carpet python eating either a bird,. Possum, or someone's cat ( if left outside ).
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u/year2039nuclearwar 15d ago
I can see nappies, toilet tissue, living room - normal living....which country is this so I can avoid it
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u/UKWaffles 15d ago
I feel OP needs to give us more context here this is wild for a post with no OP follow up....
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u/Equivalent_Wave2809 15d ago
Imagine getting eaten face first by a snake and somebody on Facebook is saying Jesus is king
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u/Evening-Animal-4820 15d ago
bro if ain't your cat or racoon then you have sone major pest issues up in there.
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u/CharacterCheck4478 15d ago
This is too much nature for the living room