Family finds python on car's mirror after leaving window open during picnic in Australia

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Updated At : 06:19 PM Dec 02, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, December 2

While on a picnic, a family in Australia left their car window slightly opened while enjoying to keep the car cool.

While they were having fun, a coastal carpet python slithered into the car and made itself conformable wrapped around the mirror.

A snake catcher from Australia shared the pictures showing the python wrapped around the mirror of the car and wrote, “A family left their window slightly opened while enjoying a family picnic to keep the car cool!” “Only in Australia would you come back to your car to see a coastal carpet python wrapped around the mirror,” he added.

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