Luckily, an employee happened to have experience handling snakes and took care of it
The incredible ease with which a woman in Australia wrangled a snake out of her office is impressing many on the Internet. A short video uploaded on Facebook by 9 News Darwin shows the snake coiled up next to a computer in the news channel's office.
Writing on Facebook, the channel explains that on Monday, a cameraperson first spotted the snake curled up next to a computer in the editing suite.
Luckily, an employee who had experience handling reptiles safely removed the nearly two-metre snake from the office.
In the video, the employee can be seen using a wire hanger to gently pry the snake away from the computer. She then fearlessly grabs it and tries to put it in a bag.
Watch the video below:
Kate Limon, a news director with the Australian broadcaster, also tweeted the video, provoking a flurry of reactions on social media.
According to Ms Limon, the snake was released into the wild.
Writing on Facebook, the channel explains that on Monday, a cameraperson first spotted the snake curled up next to a computer in the editing suite.
Luckily, an employee who had experience handling reptiles safely removed the nearly two-metre snake from the office.
In the video, the employee can be seen using a wire hanger to gently pry the snake away from the computer. She then fearlessly grabs it and tries to put it in a bag.
Watch the video below:
Kate Limon, a news director with the Australian broadcaster, also tweeted the video, provoking a flurry of reactions on social media.
Time for a new office- this one is no good anymore! pic.twitter.com/wCzMhVWNja
— Ryan (@ryanmacgilliva1) July 31, 2017
There's only one way I'd deal with that... pic.twitter.com/p4xA9veQCf
— Bernhard Hofmann (@BernhardHofmann) July 31, 2017
Awww, come on, all you need is one of these... Takes care of all sorts of critters. pic.twitter.com/rHEkawGIVE
— Joe (@JoeC1776) July 31, 2017
Employee of the Month right there
— Gavin Jeffers (@GavinJeffers) July 31, 2017
Give that woman a rise #indianaKate
— Kels (@yarner99) July 31, 2017
Was it part of the interview
— Somewhere in the USA (@christinayperez) July 31, 2017
: Do you have any experience in video production or handling and removing live snakes, both your hired.
According to Ms Limon, the snake was released into the wild.
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