Scientist on Burmese pythons: 'removing over 24 tons of python locally feels like a dent to me, but I’m biased.' ...

When a driver complains that a car “smells weird,” most mechanics expect a leaking fluid […] ...

A sleeping woman thought her dog had curled up atop her when feeling some weight, but her husband gave the shocking news with ...

Rachel Bloor was left shaken after waking to a 2.5-metre python on her chest, mistaking it for her dog before staying calm and guiding the snake out safely.

The python captured in Los Angeles is identified as a carpet python, a non-venomous constrictor species native to Australia. These snakes are known for their distinctive patterns and can grow to ...

A Brisbane woman has woken to a terrifying surprise after a 2.5-metre python slipped through her bedroom window and curled up ...

Rachel Bloor thought her pet dog had curled up on her chest when she felt the weight on top of her, before her husband turned ...

A Brisbane woman calmly removed an 8-foot carpet python from her bedroom after waking to find the non-venomous snake on top ...

A resident of Brisbane, Australia, woke after feeling something resting on her stomach. When she reached out, she was shocked ...

The late-night encounter highlights how easily large snakes can slip into suburban Australian homes during warmer months.

In the kind of nightmare scenario dreaded by anyone contemplating a visit to Australia, a woman in Brisbane woke up with a ...

In an astonishing turn of events, a Brisbane woman awoke to find herself sharing her bed with a 2.5-meter carpet python. Rachel Bloor's unexpected encounter with the non-venomous snake has captured ...