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Helen Richards, a 59-year-old Australian resident, drank a 1.5-meter python that entered a toilet bowl. The woman received superficial wounds that she immediately treated with an antiseptic.
The incident occurred when the victim visited a family member in Brisbane, said on the website of BBC.Ukraine. when I sat on the toilet
I got up, I looked around and I saw how something like a turtle with a long neck was coming back into the toilet,
– she says.
To extract somehow a huge python, Australians had to call a professional. Snake Dragon Jasmine Green, who noted that snakes are often hidden in a toilet, are looking for water in hot weather
"The most practical snake exit was closed because when Helen s & # "Sitting on the toilet, the animal was scared," replied the snake during an interview with the Air Force.
The heat snake hidden in the toilet
Pythons on carpets are very popular along the east coast of Australia. They are not poisonous, but they are advised to be vaccinated against tetanus after their bites.
In addition, in Australia the heat is very high for two weeks, the air temperature reaches 47 ° C. Several species of wild animals have been affected by heat, massive deaths of horses, bats and fish were reported
. M The Edmonters advise to consult a doctor immediately, because the poison of the snake causes the destruction of the red blood cells in the human body.
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Do not panic and move less .
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Free the affected area.
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Apply a sterile dressing with an antiseptic on the bite.
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Drink a lot of water.
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In the presence of a first aid kit, drink anti-allergy medications.
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Attach ice to the bite site, previously wrapped in tissue
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