A boa constrictor was discovered resting in a washing machine in south China. A wildlife animal rescue team was called by a woman to catch the non-venomous snake.
A boa constrictor was discovered resting in a washing machine in south China. A wildlife animal rescue team was called by a woman to catch the non-venomous snake.
A boa constrictor was spotted resting in a washing machine drum in at a home in southern China Photo: Daily Mail
A boa constrictor was spotted resting in a washing machine drum in at a home in southern China Photo: Daily MailA villager in China was shocked to find an enormous snake inside her washing machine as she was about to do the laundry.
Footage shows the boa constrictor, said to weight 26kg (57lbs), curled up and resting in the washing machine on October 7 at the woman’s house.
Animal rescue caught the snake and took it back to their center.
Wildlife animal rescuer came to catch the snake and put it into a sack Photo: Daily Mail
Ms. Zhang, who lives in Beiti Village in Chaozhou, told Guangdong Television that she found the snake as she was about to wash her clothes.
‘I was scared! I thought it was a bed sheet but then it started to move,’ she said. After being told by other villagers that the snake was non-venomous, she reported the case to the local animal rescue center.
Boa constrictor is considered as grade I protected reptiles under China’s wildlife protection Photo: Daily Mail
Boa constrictor is considered as grade I protected reptiles under China’s wildlife protection Photo: Daily Mail
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