Summary
An Australian woman named Rachel Bloor found a large python on her chest while she was in bed. The python was non-venomous and was safely removed without causing harm to anyone. Carpet pythons are common in Australia, and this incident happened in Brisbane.
Key Facts
- Rachel Bloor woke up to find a python on her chest in the middle of the night.
- The python was about 2.5 meters long and non-venomous.
- Bloor's partner turned on the light and confirmed the presence of the snake.
- The couple moved their dogs outside to avoid any potential danger.
- Bloor carefully removed herself from the bed and gently guided the python back out the window.
- Carpet pythons are common in coastal Australia and usually eat small animals.
- No humans or animals were harmed during this incident.
