Thai homeowner shocked by large python coiling up in toilet at 3am
A homeowner in Thailand was shocked after encountering a large python coiled up in the toilet.
On Thursday (22 May), Facebook user Tattam posted a 14-second video in the group All about Thai snakes, showing a large snake coiled inside his home’s toilet bowl.
“Here’s what I found at 3am in my house. Moving forward, I won’t be able to stay carefree,” reads the post.

Source: Tattam on Facebook
Later, the OP updated in the comments that a rescue team was called in to remove the python.

Source: Tattam on Facebook
“I would like to thank the rescuers for removing the snake at 4 am Without your help, I wouldn’t have known what to do.”
Netizens offer him tips to keep snakes away from home
The post went viral quickly, amassing over 45,000 likes and nearly 3,000 shares. Netizens also flocked to the comments section to leave witty remarks, while others shared tips on how to prevent reptiles from entering their properties.
One netizen jokingly asked why this type of snake likes to be in the toilet.

Source: Tattam on Facebook
Translation: Why does this kind of snake like to be in the toilet?
Another person brought up the frightening situation in which the serpent bites the homeowner’s genitals.

Source: Tattam on Facebook
Translation: What if it bites his butt? Imagine having your balls torn by the snake.
Light-hearted comments aside, one man suggested regularly pouring bathroom cleaning liquid into the toilet to prevent snakes from coming up from the bottom.

Source: Tattam on Facebook
Translation: Here, we will pour Vixol, Duck Pro, and bathroom cleaner into the toilet regularly. It can help prevent snakes from going up due to its high acidity.
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Featured image adapted from Tattam on Facebook.