The article details an incident in which a carpet python consumed a pet cat, prompting a snake catcher to issue a warning to Queensland residents about increasing snake activity as temperatures remain warm. Experts advised keeping pets indoors at night and checking yards for potential snake hiding spots.
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The article details an incident in which a carpet python consumed a pet cat, prompting a snake catcher to issue a warning to Queensland residents about increasing snake activity as temperatures remain warm. Experts ad...
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