Pythons wrapped in parrot cages bought by Sydney women (photo No. 7)
A mother in Sydney angered her by hiding terrible creatures in a birdcage bought from a pet store in the southwest.
On the morning of June 1, a Sydney woman went to (Macarthur Pets and Reptile Shop)., a MacArthur pet and reptile store, with two children as young as 4 and 1, respectively, Radio 7 reported.
The woman told the media that they had finally decided to buy a parrot and birdcage in the store. The cage was in a state of disassembly when it was brought home.
When the woman began to assemble the cage at home, she suddenly found that "a completely unpopular guest" was attached to the parts of the cage.
"the snake stood up and rushed at me and the children, scaring me enough," the woman said. "the snake was brown, and the brown snake was common to us. I was immediately worried that it would be poisonous."
Pythons hide in bags (picture No. 7)
In the end, the woman decided that the snake was a coastal python and was non-toxic.
When the woman tried to catch the python, she hid in the bag next to it. The woman put the snake in the Tupperware (Tupperware) fresh-keeping box and brought it back to the pet store.
The pet store manager, Weilin (Lani Welling), said the clerk had apologized to the mother.
