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13 March, 2018, 12:51
Update: 13 March, 2018, 12:51
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13 March, 2018, 12:51
Update: 13 March, 2018, 12:51

Losing a pet is never easy. But losing your pet to a massive python that’s now chosen to live under your house is far worse. That was the predicament one family in Australia found themselves in. Help came in the form of Brydie Maro, an electrician and wildlife conservationist with special skills in dealing with snakes, reports NDTV.

A video of her, casually removing the snake out of the family’s home like it was no big deal, is getting a lot of attention online.

The video posted by Ms Maro on Facebook on March 5 shows her crawling under the house to retrieve the python.

‘My concern was that my face was level with the snake so I had to stay out of that strike zone,’ she told ABC News.

She is seen grabbing the python by its head seconds before the camera pans away. Moments later she emerges from under the house, enormous snake in tow. Once out, it’s clear the snake is a female scrub python and that it had eaten a big meal—the family cat.

Ms Maro eventually put the snake in her tool box as she didn’t have a bag big enough to contain the snake. She later released the python into the bushland.

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