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X-Ray Reveals Last Meal Of Python Found In New Jersey

X-Ray Reveals Last Meal Of Python Found In New Jersey
X-Ray Shows Last Meal Of Huge Python Found In New Jersey Home · NDTV

A family in New Jersey found a big surprise in their backyard.

A giant snake, called a Burmese python, was hiding under their shed.

Burmese pythons usually live in faraway places like Southeast Asia.

They do not normally live in New Jersey.

The homeowner noticed the big snake while watering her flowers.

She called animal control, and workers carefully removed some shed boards to rescue it.

The snake had a big lump in its belly.

An X-ray showed that it had eaten a whole opossum for dinner!

Even after such a big meal, the snake was healthy.

Now a reptile expert is taking care of it.

Key facts

Species
Burmese python
Length
8 feet
Weight
40 pounds
Discovery location
Under a backyard shed in New Jersey
Homeowner
Leslie Daley
Responding agency
Monmouth County SPCA
X-ray finding
Had swallowed a large opossum whole
Current status
Transferred to a certified reptile specialist for long-term care

Quotes

Monmouth County SPCA

Local animal rescue organization

“Exotic pets do NOT belong in the wild! Releasing them harms local wildlife, domestic pets, and the exotic animal itself.”
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