Who did the giant python have for dinner with? (4 photos + 1 video)
Australian snake catching organization Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers released the controversial photo. A local resident captured a python in his garage after a hearty meal. 
“What did this snake eat?!” - reads the caption to the photo.
"Thanks to one of our followers, Paul, for this amazing photo of a python with a full belly. He thinks the snake ate a large glider. The predator was quite happy, resting for the next few days and digesting its prey. At this time of year, snakes need a lot of food ", the description says. 
Stuart McKenzie of Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers said: "It's the end of breeding season and snakes are out hunting, including small pets. Make sure your pets are kept indoors."
"We see snakes with full bellies every day. In the Sunshine Coast you can see pythons up to three meters long." 
Stewart also answered a question that worries many: "The angle makes the python look bigger, but I think it ate a big possum."
"Pythons aren't really a threat unless you try to provoke them. Just keep a safe distance." 
The post was flooded with hundreds of comments:
"This possum is more like a small dog."
"More like a dog, a goat, or a little pig to me...R.I.P. lunch."
"Better count your employees."
Meanwhile, another specialist discovered the second most poisonous snake in the world in the room of a 3-year-old boy. Mark Pelly from Melbourne was asked to remove a five-foot brown reticulated snake from a chest of drawers.
