Woman wakes up to find carpet python on top of her

[D.O.A.]

When Brisbane resident Rachel Bloor woke up to discover a carpet python curled up on top of her, she was rattled.

The two-and-a-half-metre snake crawled onto her bed late on Monday evening.

When Ms Bloor felt something heavy on her stomach and chest, she initially thought it was her labradoodle.

But when she put her arm on top of the covers, she felt something move in her hands.

Ms Bloor quickly woke her husband and told him to turn the lights on.

She said he told her, "Babe, don't move. There's about a two-and-a-half metre carpet python on top of you".

That's when the panic set in.

"I was worried about the dogs," Ms Bloor said.

Her husband quickly took the two dogs out of the bedroom.

"It was me [who] was left in there to deal with it," Ms Bloor said.

From the other room, her husband told her she would need to crawl out from under the covers.

"So, I sort of side shuffled out," Ms Bloor said.

Once out of her bed, she guided the snake out the window.

She suspects it slithered up to the second storey of her house, climbed through the window, pushed the plantation shutter open, and "then curled up on top" of her.

Ms Bloor, who grew up on an acreage, said she wasn't scared of the snake and was just glad it wasn't a toad.

"Toads freak me out," she said.

'Babe, don't move': Woman wakes find to 2.5-metre python on top of her

It's fair to say when a Brisbane resident woke up to discover a carpet python curled up on top of her, she was rattled.

www.abc.net.au

 

[PinkE]

And you're afraid of snow🙃

 

[Amata]

That happened in our family, when we lived in Australia, on an island, Queensland, with wilderness all around. It fell from the top of the door to my room - my father was away, my mother and I sought refuge on the living room table, when it began exploring the floor, I recall we kept perfectly still, like two dolls standing there. Eventually it slithered outside. I can't remember whether my parents took action against snakes coming in. It never happened again though.

 

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When Brisbane resident Rachel Bloor woke up to discover a carpet python curled up on top of her, she was rattled.

The two-and-a-half-metre snake crawled onto her bed late on Monday evening.

When Ms Bloor felt something heavy on her stomach and chest, she initially thought it was her labradoodle.

But when she put her arm on top of the covers, she felt something move in her hands.

Ms Bloor quickly woke her husband and told him to turn the lights on.

She said he told her, "Babe, don't move. There's about a two-and-a-half metre carpet python on top of you".

That's when the panic set in.

"I was worried about the dogs," Ms Bloor said.

Her husband quickly took the two dogs out of the bedroom.

"It was me [who] was left in there to deal with it," Ms Bloor said.

From the other room, her husband told her she would need to crawl out from under the covers.

"So, I sort of side shuffled out," Ms Bloor said.

Once out of her bed, she guided the snake out the window.

She suspects it slithered up to the second storey of her house, climbed through the window, pushed the plantation shutter open, and "then curled up on top" of her.

Ms Bloor, who grew up on an acreage, said she wasn't scared of the snake and was just glad it wasn't a toad.

"Toads freak me out," she said.

'Babe, don't move': Woman wakes find to 2.5-metre python on top of her

It's fair to say when a Brisbane resident woke up to discover a carpet python curled up on top of her, she was rattled.

www.abc.net.au

Her fucking husband was a handsoff kind of Guy me thinks!