A large snake was caught in a teacher's house

In Malaysia, a 60-kilogram python visited a woman's home. The predator had entered the ceiling.

The teacher's daughter was the first to notice something was wrong. The 15-year-old girl came home from school, went to the bathroom, looked up, and saw that the ceiling had collapsed. It wasn't clear what had happened. After returning from work, the woman looked into the bathroom and noticed something resembling a piece of fabric in the hole above. It was a huge snake.

The homeowner immediately called the rescue team. They were there when the snake fell through. It turned out to be a reticulated python. It was up to five meters long and weighed 60 kilograms. "I thought it was an ordinary snake... I'd never seen such a big snake with my own eyes... it was so big that I screamed, 'Anaconda,'" the woman recalled.

It is believed that the python approached the house from the swampy area. He then climbed a tree behind the building and entered the ceiling. The teacher said that after capturing the snake, she had to thoroughly clean the bathroom due to the strong fish smell.