Australia, the land of the muscular kangaroos, terrifying spiders, gigantic snakes and scary sharks, is clearly the most NOPE place on earth. And if all of that wasn't enough to deter you from stepping foot down under, this viral photo by Queensland Police may do the rest.
Two cops out on night patrol near Wujul Wujul in northeast Australia came across perhaps one of the longest snakes ever seen. The reptile was just casually crossing the road.
Seizing the photo-opportunity, Sergeant Ben Tome sent his colleague Acting Senior Constable Chris Kenny out of the car to stand next to the monstrous python. You know, cop for scale.
Queensland police shared the photo on Facebook and captioned: "Boss, we're going to need a bigger ladder. During a night patrol near Wujul Wujul officers had to wait for this scrub python to cross the road."
"I need a map of the area and surrounds (say around 20000000kqm) to ensure I will never go near that place," expressed Norman Burns.
The snake was identified as a scrub python, commonly found in Australia. It was estimated to be 5 metres long, reported Cairns Post. They are Australia's largest snakes and can grow up to 8 metres. They are non-venomous but can kill by constricting their prey.
Two cops out on night patrol near Wujul Wujul in northeast Australia came across perhaps one of the longest snakes ever seen. The reptile was just casually crossing the road.
Seizing the photo-opportunity, Sergeant Ben Tome sent his colleague Acting Senior Constable Chris Kenny out of the car to stand next to the monstrous python. You know, cop for scale.
Queensland police shared the photo on Facebook and captioned: "Boss, we're going to need a bigger ladder. During a night patrol near Wujul Wujul officers had to wait for this scrub python to cross the road."
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"I need a map of the area and surrounds (say around 20000000kqm) to ensure I will never go near that place," expressed Norman Burns.
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The snake was identified as a scrub python, commonly found in Australia. It was estimated to be 5 metres long, reported Cairns Post. They are Australia's largest snakes and can grow up to 8 metres. They are non-venomous but can kill by constricting their prey.
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